The Blonde in a Red Dress is horrified to see that the invading inhuman monsters are so bright red that it makes her otherwise fashionable dress look faded in comparison.
Forbidden Worlds #32, by ACG
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in a Red Dress is horrified to see that the invading inhuman monsters are so bright red that it makes her otherwise fashionable dress look faded in comparison.
Forbidden Worlds #32, by ACG
I don’t know what the Blonde in Red is staring at off-panel, but she apparently finds it more interesting than a looming swamp monster and large yellow bird.
Web Of Evil #13, by Quality
The Blonde in a Red Dress undergoes phobia exposure therapy to help deal with her fear of hights and zombies.
Strange Fantasy #11, by Ajax/Farrell
The Blonde in Red heeds the advice that one should avoid swimming for at least an hour after the swimming pool tries eating you.
Haunted Thrills #14, by Ajax Farrell
The Blonde in a Red Dress finds her date night once again interrupted by yet another “mysterious adventure” that can’t decide if it wants to be an “amazing tale”, a “thrilling tale of suspense”, or a “tale of horror”.
Mysterious Adventures #12 by Story Comics
The Blonde in Red has a typical commute on the New York subways.
Witches Tales #22, by Harvey
Don’t make faces like that, it might freeze that way.
Spook #26, by Star Comics
Is it true that “her lips dripped blood”? Or did the “corpse in make-up” just go overboard with lipstick?
Journey Into Fear #15, by Superior
It may have started out as “Revenge in small form”, but the Blonde in a Red Dress will be seeking revenge in large form against whichever monsters are responsible for ripping her new dress.
Mysteries Weird and Strange #2, Superior
The Blonde in a Red Dress staggers back in fear of “The Faces of Death”… or perhaps it’s staggering in dizziness from the skewed perspective of the cover art?
Beware #15, by Trojan