Why didn’t you give me a better idea for an awkward turn of phrase forced to fit a punchline?
Suzie #87, by MLJ
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Why didn’t you give me a better idea for an awkward turn of phrase forced to fit a punchline?
Suzie #87, by MLJ
OK, I’m starting to see where the interservice rivalry within the military comes from.
Fighting Leathernecks #5, by Toby
Being a savant at counting shoes is one of the Blonde in Red’s lesser-known abilities.
Suzie #84, by Archie/MLJ
I wonder if she included that on her résumé.
Suzie #83, by Archie/MLJ
Technically, this is a Blonde in a Red Dress-length Coat.
Suzie #80, by MLJ/Archie
Sure, we could try being subtle in our cover humor, but if we don’t beat the reader over the head with the punchline, they might not get it!
Suzie Comics #82, by MLJ/Archie
The Blonde in a Red Dress had plans to be productive and learn a new language during Summer vacation.
Suzie #81, by MLJ/Archie
The Blonde in a Red Dress felt relieved that she didn’t have to be the one doing any stunt work this issue.
Dotty Dripple Comics #19, by Harvey
Clowning around with the Blonde in a Red Dress.
Dell Four Color Comics #592
The Blonde in Red never encourages “rubberneckers”… especially the weird ones who literally swivel their heads 180 degrees.
The Kilroys #27, ACG