The Blonde in Red occasionally trades in her dress for a spacesuit. (And the helmet comes in handy during quarentines.)
Fantastic Worlds #5, by Standard Comics
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in Red occasionally trades in her dress for a spacesuit. (And the helmet comes in handy during quarentines.)
Fantastic Worlds #5, by Standard Comics
The Blonde in a Red Dress has yet another blind date get interrupted by the demands of her day job.
Weird Tales of the Future #1, by Stanley Morse
The Blonde in a Red Dress escapes from the giant bottling factory of space, last seen being used by the Eerie King of the Living Dead.
Strange Worlds #4, by Avon
The (Platinum) Blonde in Red runs into trouble while vacationing in New Mexico.
Swift Morgan #30 (UK)
“In Xanado did a Blonde in Red
A spaceship’s pressure-dome besiege…”
Planet Comics #45, Fiction House
The Blonde in a Red Dress fights the true source of global warming.
Planet Comics #43, Fiction House
Sorry for the delayed updates this week. Nothing to see here. Move along.
Thrills Incorporated #2
The Blonde in a Red Space Military Uniform fights the “Giants of the Golden Atom”. And by “Giants” we mean “Large Brawny Men of Relatively Normal Height”. (Hmmm. I wonder if they’re related to the Dwarflings?)
Planet Comics #55, Fiction House
The Blonde in Red wears her Red Skort under her Red Skirt for the sake of modesty in exactly these situations where she might be dragged upside down by Dwarflings. (And by “Dwarflings” we mean “Large Brawny Men of Relatively Normal Height”.)
Planet Comics #53, Fiction House
The Blonde in a Red Dress gets to act as the decoy as “Reef Ryan blasts the flesh-hungry spidermen to reach Neptune’s hidden paradise”.
Planet Comics #19, Fiction House