The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
While Mike Danger’s concern for the Blonde in Red’s backstage workplace safety is commendable, perhaps he needs to come up with more realistic options for dealing with a 500 pound gorilla than “tear him apart with my bare hands”?
Crime Detector #4, by Timor/Stanley Morse
The underlying motivations of “I can’t marry him because he might ship out overseas” vs “I want to get married because I’m shipping out overseas” seems like it might not quite be an “Ideal Romance”.
Ideal Romance #3, by Stanley Morse
Oh, we’ll all feel scandal when Johnny comes marching home.
Radiant Love #3, by Stanley Morse
After the babysitter incident, I’m not at all surprised if the sequence of events matches the “In this issue” blurb: The rich man’s daughter ends up with alimony and everything.
Tender Romance #1, by Stanley Morse
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
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
Sometimes these all-natural, alternative-medicine health treatments can be taken to extremes.
Mister Mystery #6, by Stanley Morse
Pop-o-matic spring-loaded zombies? This is supposed to be Halloween, not April Fools.
Weird Tales of the Future #3, Stanley Morse