The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
“Branded with whispers… Seared by scandal… And still she dared to surrender to the thrall of this… Strange love!”
Is the Blonde in Red smooching her ski instructor really so shocking as to require such breathless scandalized headlines?
First Love Illustrated #38, by Harvey
In all the many warnings about the cause of forest fires, I don’t recall if Smokey Bear ever warned against smooches from the Blonde in a Red Dress.
First Romance #21, by Harvey
“Could I Trust My Love?” That depends. How suspicious do you feel about his overzealous used-car-salesman grin?
Lovers’ Lane #33, by Lev Gleason
In retrospect, the Blonde in Red should have more closely monitored the fluctuating Bliss/Heartbreak-Disgrace exchange rate.
Boy Loves Girl #33, by Lev Gleason
Is that guy in the background supposed to be a jealous lover, or just someone angry about being kept waiting for his laundry receipts?
First Love Illustrated #25, by Harvey
“The Bride Grows Up” sounds like it should be a sequel to the “Teen-Age Brides” comic titles?
Glamorous Romances #62, by Ace Magazines
Given the track record of the Blonde in Red as an international woman of danger and mystery, would YOU want to be the one declaring her unfit for anything?
Teen-Age Brides #3, by Harvey
Yes, I think it can be generally assumed that kisses that smell like bait are “the kind no man wants”.
Love At First Sight #17, by Ace
Hint: mouth-to-mouth resuscitation works better if you pull the drowning person out of the water first.
Romantic Adventures #24, by ACG
Considering all the guys lining up to appear with her on the covers of romance comics, I sincerely doubt that the Blonde in a Red Dress was ever one of the “Un-Datables”.
First Romance Magazine #14, Harvey