It’s a Snicker’s ad, on their theme that you’re “not yourself” when you’re hungry. The beautiful woman on the front cover is the gorgon on the back cover because she’s peevish because she’s hungry, sorta like Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde except with a chocolate bar.
I suspect the lady in Medusa makeup on the back cover isn’t really Hanna Davis, but someone else who volunteered. She is in very nearly the same pose (although not pulling down a swimsuit bottom to within a micron of censorship) and shot against the same background.
Notice that she’s got that snake-lower-half-of-the-body thing, as in both versions of Clash of the Titans, and in lots of other interpretations these days. That ain’t Classical. The first person to give Medusa a snake body was Harryhausen, who basically stole it from himself (he’d used the same design for an exotic dancer in Seventh Voyage of Sinbad)
In ancient Greek art, I’ve seen two examples of Gorgons with bird bodies, and one in the Louvre has Medusa as a Centauress, with a horse body. But not snakes.
In order to make the joke name work, they spaced out “Super Irritated” because her head blocked a bunch of letters. So it’s actually Super Irritted", and I’ve been trying to figure what the missing letters are.
Dick Cheney. Didn’t they tear his heart right out of his body? Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy
Speaking of Medusas, I built a charming little kit of one a while ago; I love her fertility-symbol hips and half-feral wary look (spoilered for nudity):
She’s only maybe eight or nine inches tall; she just has sort of a primitive, “massive” look.
I didn’t do much modification; I didn’t like the poses of two of her snakes, so I replaced them with snakes that swooped forward to look over her shoulders. But that’s all. She got painted a couple times, though; I had originally painted the “hair” snakes in various colorful snake patterns, but she ended up looking sort of clownish, so I repainted them in shades of green, which looks much better. I also had some difficulties with painting the eyes, which are oddly sculpted and were tough to paint so that she didn’t look walleyed.
Since she’s topless, she can’t be entered in most contests; so I made a couple stripper-style “pasties” out of paper and glitter, and now when she leaves the house, she’s (nominally) decent–although faintly ridiculous-looking