The Blonde in a Red Dress is such an adept saleswoman that she can parlay a showroom floor display into a marriage proposal.
Love Diary #41, by Orbit/Wanted
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in a Red Dress is such an adept saleswoman that she can parlay a showroom floor display into a marriage proposal.
Love Diary #41, by Orbit/Wanted
The Blonde in Red was a fool to put a price on love… at least not until she got a comparison quote on the competing cash prize offer.
Love Journal #21, by Orbit
Trying to steal the purse of the Blonde in a Red Dress at a bus stop seems rather mundane for a “cult of killers” who are “the nation’s most vicious crime organization”.
Wanted Comics #52, by Orbit
Okay, yeah, right… I’m sure that’s the facial expression of someone who’s thinking “I love Jerry with all my heart!” (Run, Jerry!)
Love Diary #10, Orbit/Wanted Comics
The Blonde in a Red Dress went through all the trouble of getting a restraining order, and her mom just waves to them and calls them over anyway.
Wanted Comics #23, Orbit
The Blonde in a Red Dress dials it up to 11 so her comic can be more than just a Western: it’s now even Westerner!
The Westerner Comics #14, Orbit
The Blonde in Red offers stern warnings for impressionable readers against “exposing yourself recklessly”. (To dangers! Exposing yourself recklessly to dangers! Get your mind out the gutter!)
Love Diary #2, Orbit
Archie may have been too shy to take the hint, but apparently the Blonde in Red got someone else to take her to the dance in her new polka-dot dress. Here’s hoping he’s not just selfishly using her to compile a list of things he dislikes most.
Love Diary #35, Orbit