The Red Stiletto
To keep her career from getting pigeonholed, the Blonde in Red would sometimes moonlight for pulps & paperbacks in-between her comic book gigs. Sexton Blake Library S3 #4
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
To keep her career from getting pigeonholed, the Blonde in Red would sometimes moonlight for pulps & paperbacks in-between her comic book gigs. Sexton Blake Library S3 #4
The Blonde in a Red Dress realizes that her mother was probably right to warn her against spending too much time hanging out with corpses of questionable reputation. Detective Short Stories v3 #5
At last! The Blonde in Red gets a chance to play the villainess… although more importantly, I think the unanswered $50 question is “who was in charge of choosing props and costuming for this cover scene?” Fantastic Adventures v3 #6
Given her long career of multiple identities across every conceivable genre, I think the Blonde in a Red Dress may be living a few orders of magnitude more than just a “double” life. Diary Secrets #16 by St. John
“One turn of the switch and the girl’s blood would forever be fused with the gorilla’s!” Seriously, what was the thought process that would lead someone to think that A-Fishbowl-Helmet-That-Gives-A-Girl-The-Blood-Of-A-Gorilla is a worthwhile invention? Or a productive use of time and resources? Or worth getting punched in the face by the Blue Beetle? Mystery Men… Continue reading Who thought this was a good idea?
I’m less concerned about the graveyard ghouls than I am about that face the Blonde in Red is making. Someone call a doctor, I think she may be having conniptions! Top-Notch #18 by MLJ
“I — I saw the way you looked at her! Don’t you DARE look at any other girl — Ever!” She’s trying to play it off as just being jealous, but I suspect the true reason that The Blonde in a Red Dress is so upset is because she’s wasn’t expecting to awkwardly cross paths… Continue reading Eternal Rivals
Could this be the source of the eternal conflict between the Blonde in Red and the Redhead in Yellow? (I just hope the boyfriend’s name isn’t Chekhov, because if so, I’d worry about those guns on the wall.) First Love Illustrated #9, Harvey
Some people were just never meant to be roommates. Crime and Punishment #74, Lev Gleason
“A split instant more, and Joan would ride to her doom aboard the Nazi bomb that would send an American ship to the bottom of the Atlantic.” Mystery Men #27, Fox Features