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
Someone is sleeping in my bed coffin! The Blonde in a Red Dress stars in a weird Halloween adaptation of “Goldilocks”.
(Strange Mysteries #16 by Ace)
The Blonde in a Red Dress regrets signing up for Bowling Night of the Living Dead.
Mysterious Adventures #15, Story Comics
The Blonde in a Red Dress stars in an Eerie re-release, like an actress reprising her Broadway role for Hollywood.
Eerie #1, Avon (UK version)
Tomb of Terror!
Cavern of the Doomed!
The Fantastic Crypt of Tomorrow!
The Terrifying Cry of Satan!
The Amazing Death Pact!
Wow, these new theme park attractions seem kind of dark.
Tomb of Terror #3, by Harvey
The Blonde in Red turns to look at the audience, as if to ask “Are you seeing this too?”
Journey Into Fear #9, by Superior Comics
Sometimes these all-natural, alternative-medicine health treatments can be taken to extremes.
Mister Mystery #6, by Stanley Morse
The Blonde in Red seems pretty blasé on this cover. I think her boyfriend has the more reasonable response this time: incoherent screaming!
Fantastic #9, by Youthful Magazines
Her mother always warned her to wear clean (and armor-plated) undergarments just in case her red dress/spacesuit accidentally gets lost while being carried away by a gibbering hellbeast smashing through cement walls.
Fantastic #8, by Youthful Magazine
Hopefully this time they’ll remember to poke some air holes in the lid of the jar?
Eerie #1, by Avon