The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
According to legend, the Blonde in a Red Dress travels the world on Christmas Eve, bringing updated paperwork to all the good little boys and girls. PS: The Preventive Maintenance Monthly #62, 1957
Between the random pauses in his dialog and the fact that he’s talking without moving his lips, either this guy is being overdubbed or the Blonde In Red is practicing a new ventriloquy act. True Life Secrets #18, by Charlton
The Blonde In Red is part of the crack writing team behind all the latest popular weddding vows. Complete Love Magazine, v30 #1, by Ace
How nice, a helpful gentleman offers to lend a flashlight so the Blonde In A Red Dress isn’t stranded in the dark when her boyfriend’s car ran out of gas. Boy Loves Girl #45, by Lev Gleason
The policeman seems uncertain if a kiss that awkward should count as a crime or not. First Love Illustrated #39, by Harvey
The underlying motivations of “I can’t marry him because he might ship out overseas” vs “I want to get married because I’m shipping out overseas” seems like it might not quite be an “Ideal Romance”. Ideal Romance #3, by Stanley Morse
The Blonde in a Red Dress undergoes phobia exposure therapy to help deal with her fear of hights and zombies. Strange Fantasy #11, by Ajax/Farrell
While a “Space Jungle Western” may indeed be among Buster Crabbe’s “3 Greatest Adventures”, to the Blonde in a Red Dress it was just another Wednesday. The Amazing Adventures of Buster Crabbe #2, by Lev Gleason
I don’t know what the Blonde in Red is staring at off-panel, but she apparently finds it more interesting than a looming swamp monster and large yellow bird. Web Of Evil #13, by Quality
Sorry, I missed whatever their argument was about because I keep getting distracted by the weird angle of the hand holding the postcard. Wedding Bells #2, by Quality