The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
“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
What happens in a Portuguese gambling hall stays in a Portuguese gambling hall.
Encanto #63 (1951)
The Blonde in a Red Dress was hoping her new job with the Screaming Eel Tour Boat Agency came with some real responsibilities, but she soon realized she was just a figurehead.
Witches Tales #3, Harvey
And what girl would want to trust her best friend with a bunch of shady smugglers?
Authentic Police Cases #14, St. John
Clowning around with the Blonde in a Red Dress.
Dell Four Color Comics #592
I’m pretty sure that’s not quite how police lineups are supposed to work.
Authentic Police Cases #12, St. John
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
Whatever I was expecting from a story about “riding a rough road in pursuit of an auto theft ring”… it wasn’t this.
Kerry Drake Detective Cases #26, Harvey
The Blonde in a Red Dress has a side job recording foley effects.
Wilbur #35, MLJ
Ouch. “Encountering disaster” seems a rather harsh euphemism for her boyfriend’s new haircut.
Love Confessions #7, Quality