The Blonde in Red was able to sneak away after a fight broke out over which skeleton monster first called dibs.
Journey Into Fear #19, by Superior
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in Red was able to sneak away after a fight broke out over which skeleton monster first called dibs.
Journey Into Fear #19, by Superior
…Might hit the girl!
Crime Detector #2, by Timor
Lance Storm, Queenie Starr, Dr. Foo, Jerry Jasper: They Fight Crime! (And monsters, apparently.)
Crime Mysteries #2, by Trojan
When dealing with temperamental co-stars, the Blonde in a Red Dress has learned to stay flexible.
Chamber Of Chills #6, by Harvey
The Blonde in a Red Dress takes a quick nap, worn out from moonlighting on another Old West cover in-between her usual romance and horror appearances.
Fighting Indians of the Wild West #1, by Avon
Her mother always warned her to wear clean (and armor-plated) undergarments just in case her red dress/spacesuit accidentally gets lost while being carried away by a gibbering hellbeast smashing through cement walls.
Fantastic #8, by Youthful Magazine
Our Blonde Heroine briefly tried trading in her trademark Red Dress for some White Pants, but she was upstaged by a gorilla in clown makeup.
Thun’da King of the Congo #4, by Magazine Enterprises
Before the now-familiar children’s novel underwent extensive rewrites, the Blonde in a Red Dress was going to have a starring role in an early draft of Harry Potter and the Phoneix Who Gives Orders.
The Beyond #18, by Ace
The Blonde in a Red Dress passed out from exhaustion while leading the festive local Halloween parade.
Journey Into Fear #10, by Superior
A green werewolf, green vampire, green alien blob monster… sure, why not a green zombie?
Meanwhile, the Redhead in Yellow is exhausted for filling in for the Blonde in Red, and decides to take a quick nap.
The Unseen #9, by Standard Comics