Hint: mouth-to-mouth resuscitation works better if you pull the drowning person out of the water first.
Romantic Adventures #24, by ACG
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Hint: mouth-to-mouth resuscitation works better if you pull the drowning person out of the water first.
Romantic Adventures #24, by ACG
“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
Aaaaaaaaawkward!
Pictorial Romances #6, by St. John
The Blonde in a Red Dress was having adventures even from a very young age.
New Heroic Comics #64, by Eastern Color Publishing
In addition to art classes, our heroine had also signed up for “Swashbuckling Pirate Yarns” (she thought the name was referring to a knitting club.)
Buccaneers #24, Quality Comics
The Brunette in a Green Dress suddenly realizes she really shouldn’t have been such a high school bully to the Blonde in a Red Dress.
Pay-Off v1. #5, DS Publishing
After having nothing but bad luck with airplane travel this week, the Blonde in Red decides to try waterskiing from a helicopter instead.
Wings #100, Fiction House
Awakening adrift at sea, the Blonde in a Red Dress gives an envious glare at “Dr. Strange” for whatever mysterious superpower allows his amazingly stylish hair to remain impervious even to the churning ocean waves and incoming torpedoes.
Thrilling Comics v2 #6 by Pines
Luckily, our heroine’s long experience in fending off the unwanted advances of cads in various Romance Comics left her well prepared for grappling with an octopus.
To paraphrase that old quip about Ginger Rogers, the Blonde in a Red Dress not only had to do her own stunts on a sinking rowboat on the open seas, but she apparently had to do it while falling backwards and in high heels.