The Blonde in a Red Dress is “a story of heartbreak and strange fascination.”
Romantic Adventures #43, by ACG
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in a Red Dress is “a story of heartbreak and strange fascination.”
Romantic Adventures #43, by ACG
“If Jim doesn’t believe that I have a boorish, slovenly, freeloading step brother, I’ll lose him for good!”
Pictorial Romances #24, by St. John
The Blonde in a Red Dress is such an adept saleswoman that she can parlay a showroom floor display into a marriage proposal.
Love Diary #41, by Orbit/Wanted
There’s no reflection in the mirror! They’re vampires!
Boy Loves Girl #44, by Lev Gleason
Oh, we’ll all feel scandal when Johnny comes marching home.
Radiant Love #3, by Stanley Morse
“He offered her one last chance for decency… but was she woman enough to take it?”
First Love Illustrated #37, by Harvey Comics
Nowhere near as fun as Christmas in July.
First Romance Magazine #26, by Harvey
In this issue: False Infatuation! (Not to be confused with real infatuation.)
Diary Secrets #22 by St. John
Oops, sorry Mom, did I say “Spending the night with Mary“? I meant “spending the night getting married.”
Teen-Age Romances #33, by St. John
The only way to win a competition with the Blonde in a Red Dress is if she is left out of the game.
Teen-Age Romances #35, by St. John