Oh, come on, seriously? No! Bad cover editor! Bad! Stop it.
Teen Age Romances #9, St. John
The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Oh, come on, seriously? No! Bad cover editor! Bad! Stop it.
Teen Age Romances #9, St. John
The Blonde in a Red Dress eventually began to suspect that her comic’s editors might be intentionally phrasing the covers to imply a bit more than the actual contents of the “Intimate Love Stories of Real Girls”
True Love Pictorial #4, St. John
The Blonde in a Red Dress seems to find herself with the same problem as many newspaper reporters, in that the person writing the content of the story may not have any control over the person coming up with the sensational clickbait headlines. (At least, I hope that’s the explanation, because “Glamorous Romances” with someone “Lovable” and “Adorable” doesn’t really describe what I think of when story titles are promising a “gamble” with a “hired date” who is “temporarily yours” for a “week-end romance”.)
Dotty #39, Ace Magazines
The Blonde in a Red Dress is SO ready for the week to be over.
Suzie #77, MLJ/Archie
Not sure if the Blonde in Red is trying to play ditzy in this role, or is just being passive-aggressive snarky at this point.
Suzie #75, MLJ/Archie
Yes, the Blonde in Red was probably thinking of her boyfriend while she was taking a break from her lucrative side business of selling autographed celebrity photos on ebay.
Suzie #73, MLJ/Archie
The Blonde in a Red Dress has many talents, but I’m beginning to suspect that discernment in choice of men is not one of them.
My True Life Story In Pictures #6, Fox Features
The Blonde in a Red Dress “Gave Romance The Run-Around”… probably to avoid a guy named “Skipper”.
Teen Age Romances #10, St. John
The skeptical/bored faces of the cover models don’t really seem to match the claims of the book’s tagline.
Heart Throbs #3, Quality