The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Apparently the Blonde in Red still hasn’t quite made up her mind on the whole “date two boyfriends at the same time” dilemma.
The Blonde in a Red Dress felt relieved that she didn’t have to be the one doing any stunt work this issue.
The Blonde in a Red Dress was hoping her new job with the Screaming Eel Tour Boat Agency came with some real responsibilities, but she soon realized she was just a figurehead.
The Blonde in a Red Dress learns that the discount savings aren’t worth the inconvenience of shopping at Casks-of-Amontillado-R-Us.
Whatever I was expecting from a story about “riding a rough road in pursuit of an auto theft ring”… it wasn’t this.
Everyone in the office seeks out the Blonde in a Red Dress for Valentine’s advice.
When stunt rehearsal for escape artist acts go wrong! (At least, I’m assuming a stage illusionist show is the excuse for the wildly distorted perspective and furniture sizes, right?)
Our heroine resents the need to kiss her winter holiday vacation goodbye, and decides to flaunt her usual dress code when returning to work as The Blonde in Red (With Green (And Some Polka-Dots.))
Ron? I thought her soldier boyfriend was Ted.
Is it just me, or does the Red Dress look like it’s frowning?