Another blind date ends in disaster for the Blonde in a Red Dress; her narcissistic boyfriend couldn’t pull himself away from the mirror.
The Hand of Fate #17, by Ace
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Another blind date ends in disaster for the Blonde in a Red Dress; her narcissistic boyfriend couldn’t pull himself away from the mirror.
The Hand of Fate #17, by Ace
The look of someone who is regretting their life choices.
Beyond #19, by Ace
The Blonde in Red stars in an after school special about resisting peer pressure. Remember kids, don’t drink accursed magic potions, even if hellspawned pygmies say it’s “cool”.
Baffling Mysteries #14, by Ace Magazines
To be fair, “There are no short cuts in life” sounds less like a a dire warning and more like some bland advice you would find inside a fortune cookie.
Hand of Fate #16, by Ace
“The Bride Grows Up” sounds like it should be a sequel to the “Teen-Age Brides” comic titles?
Glamorous Romances #62, by Ace Magazines
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
“Brief Enchantment and Other True-To-Life Romances” should be the title of the Blonde in Red’s handbook on blind dates.
Love Experiences #13, by Ace
Are we sure this is “Love at first sight” or “other exciting love stories”? Because the look on the face of the Blonde in a Red Dress seems more like buyer’s remorse.
Love At First Sight #15, by Ace
The Blonde in Red seems oddly chipper for someone fleeing a dreadful apparition wrecking vengeance for prophecy scoffing.
Web Of Mystery #12, by Ace
From the bored look on their faces, I’m assuming Mr. Easy Promises and Ms. Blackmail Bride have both realized the other is a scam artist, and are now just going through the motions until they can find an excuse to end the date.
Complete Love Magazine v27 #3, by Ace