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
Oops, it’s a bit too late for the Blonde in Red to ask if there’s a doctor onboard the flight. Perhaps a mortician?
(The Beyond #25, by Ace)
The Blonde in a Red Dress suffers through another blind date from Hell.
Mysteries #5, by Superior Comics
Oh look, a friendly gravedigger is giving a helping hand to the Blonde in Red after she accidentally tripped while taking a relaxing walk. Through a cemetery. At night.
Mister Mystery #7, by Morse
Are they talking past each other? Their dialog doesn’t seem to have anything to do with what the other one said. (Another relationship doomed due to poor communication skills.)
Mysterious Adventures #8, by Story Comics
After a long week of dieting at the witch-themed weight-loss spa and resort, the Blonde in the Red Dress finds herself with a craving for a good old fashioned cask of Amontillado.
(Either that, or maybe we’re getting to see the this cover from a different angle?)
Witches Tales #6, by Harvey
“Could a lone girl fight against the horror of these living dead?”
Seriously? If you’ve been following along with the past few hundred adventures of the indomitable Blonde in a Red Dress, you’d know better than to ask a silly question like that.
Fantastic Adventures v13 #7
The Blonde in a Red Dress learns that the discount savings aren’t worth the inconvenience of shopping at Casks-of-Amontillado-R-Us.
Chamber of Chills Magazine #21, Harvey
If the dead do start talking, I hope they’ll at least try to help explain exactly what the heck is going on in this cover.
Dark Mysteries #12, Story Comics
The Redhead in Yellow is having second thoughts about her career path.
Dark Mysteries #9, Story Comics