The Blonde in a Red Dress discovers the social stigma of dating a Pee-Wee Herman impersonator.
Teen-Age Romances #16, St. John
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in a Red Dress discovers the social stigma of dating a Pee-Wee Herman impersonator.
Teen-Age Romances #16, St. John
To paraphrase Nietzsche, “if you gaze too long into a pretentious art gallery, the pretentious art gallery also gazes into you.”
Torchy #2, Quality
After her holiday vacation, and her ill-fated attempt at a costume change, The Blonde in a Red Dress is back in action. (And loving it.)
Crime Smashers #2, Trojan
Our heroine had traded in her lucky Red Dress for a more varied wardrobe in the hopes a new look for the new year would open up changes for a new range of adventures.
She now plans to return to her classic look just as soon as she escapes from a super-villain’s basement lair.
“The Mask of Dr. Fu Manchu”, Avon
The Blonde in Red (and Green) continues her attempt at a fashion change for the New Year, only to find herself still shackled to ghosts of Christmas crime dramas past.
Crime Must Pay The Penalty #17, Ace
Our heroine resents the need to kiss her winter holiday vacation goodbye, and decides to flaunt her usual dress code when returning to work as The Blonde in Red (With Green (And Some Polka-Dots.))
Hi-School Romance #7, Harvey Comics
The Blonde in a Red Dress is taking a brief holiday hiatus. We hope you and your loved ones all have a joyful Christmas and a safe and happy new year.
Art from “Catholic Comics” v1 #5
Are these the three spirits of Christmas past, present and future? Or just some flunkies here to remind someone that they’d better not cry (to the cops.) In either case, the Blonde in a Red Dress prepares for a hardboiled holiday weekend by making a list and checking it twice. Merry Christmas!
The Sexton Blake Library #211
In addition to art classes, our heroine had also signed up for “Swashbuckling Pirate Yarns” (she thought the name was referring to a knitting club.)
Buccaneers #24, Quality Comics
Merton doesn’t know art, but he knows what he likes. (Which must be polka-dots, right?)
Meet Merton #2, Toby Press