You told me the same thing!
The Blonde in Red has such sensitive hearing that she can eavesdrop on conversations even as they zip past her on a toboggan! Romantic Hearts #5, by Story Comics
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in Red has such sensitive hearing that she can eavesdrop on conversations even as they zip past her on a toboggan! Romantic Hearts #5, by Story Comics
I wish our heroine didn’t venture out at twilight, as the dim lighting makes it hard to confirm if she is indeed blonde or wearing red for the sake of these cover galleries. From “Sexton Blake Library S3-308”
Is her erstwhile boyfriend standing in a hole? Or is there just some sort of hyper-dimensional space distortion surrounding the stairs? And how is such a thing “Romantic”? Romantic Love #20, by Avon
Ah, nothing says “Young Love” like a vow to fight with fists or teeth or knives “for the men who didn’t want them.” Young Love #55, by Prize
“She hungered for tenderness and found only savage desire!” First Love Illustrated #40, by Harvey
Y’know, this might actually be the same scene as yesterday’s cover, but just showing the overly aggressive kiss from the woman’s perspective. Chamber of Chills #23, by Harvey
Pygmy slave… pygmy queen… the Blonde in a Red Dress gets all sorts of job offers! Baffling Mysteries ##20, by Ace
Oops, it’s a bit too late for the Blonde in Red to ask if there’s a doctor onboard the flight. Perhaps a mortician? (The Beyond #25, by Ace)
Someone is sleeping in my bed coffin! The Blonde in a Red Dress stars in a weird Halloween adaptation of “Goldilocks”. (Strange Mysteries #16 by Ace)
If you have some candy-cane-striped full-arm-length gloves, ’tis the season to wear ’em. Romantic Adventures #8, by ACG