“What Every Girl Should Know” about “True Love Problems”… a handy educational guide from the Blonde in Red.
True Love Problems and Advice Illustrated #16, by Harvey
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
“What Every Girl Should Know” about “True Love Problems”… a handy educational guide from the Blonde in Red.
True Love Problems and Advice Illustrated #16, by Harvey
Apparently the Blonde in Red still hasn’t quite made up her mind on the whole “date two boyfriends at the same time” dilemma.
First Love #10, by Harvey Comics
Summer! That delightful season when a young woman’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of malice.
Life Story #11, by Fawcett
You can tell it’s going to be a lazy week when “Be Nice” tops your to-do list and counts as “glamorous” and “exciting”.
Glamorous Romances #42, Ace
Oh, come on, seriously? No! Bad cover editor! Bad! Stop it.
Teen Age Romances #9, St. John
The cover editor wasn’t satisfied with yesterday’s cover and insisted they keep trying the scene until they get it right. This made the Blonde in a Red Dress become even more bored.
Real Love #26, Ace Magazines
All the Blonde in a Red Dress wanted from her beach trip was a fun day at the boardwalk, maybe practice a little hula dancing, but no… her friends insisted on hanging out with the pirate cosplay re-enactment club instead.
Buccaneers #19, Quality
Who can that attractive girl be?
Aggie Mack #8, Superior Comics
The fact that the comic feels the need to declare itself to be “Famous Funnies” three times on the same cover leads me to suspect it may be overcompensating for the fact that it is neither famous nor funny.
Famous Funnies #167, Eastern
The Blonde in Red’s relaxing week at the beach concludes with an attempted kidnapping by an amphibious humanoid fish-man. (Which, sadly, is pretty much to be expected, given our heroine’s usual luck.)
Baffling Mysteries #7, Ace