The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
I’m sure the Blonde in a Red Dress didn’t mean to join a counterfeit gang on purpose; she just didn’t realize that the promised job offer of “making lots of money” was actually meant literally. (That’s her story, and she’s sticking to it.)
Green Hornet #46, Harvey
The Blonde in Red begins to suspect that the invitation for “a free fireworks show” down at the ghoul-infested graveyard might have been a mistake.
Dark Mysteries #10, Story
Due to the camera angles used, I can only assume this cover actually stars the lesser known cover model known as “Stunt Double In A Blonde Wig in a Red Dress”.
Manhunt #7, Magazine Enterprises
All the Blonde in a Red Dress wanted from her beach trip was a fun day at the boardwalk, maybe practice a little hula dancing, but no… her friends insisted on hanging out with the pirate cosplay re-enactment club instead.
Buccaneers #19, Quality
Her gal pals may have bad posture, but at least they won’t laugh when the Blonde in Red tries out her new outfits, unlike certain other people.
Kitty #1, St. John
Who can that attractive girl be?
Aggie Mack #8, Superior Comics
The Blonde in a Red Dress would never have dared ask for a shopping bag if she had known the city was so strict in enforcing its anti-plastic-bag regulations.
True Crime Comics v1 #6, Magazine Village
Someday they’ll look back on this and laugh when they realize the Blonde in a Red Dress wasn’t actually trying to sneak out to double-cross the gang, she was just trying to find a dentist to take a look at a loose filling.
Crimes By Women #8, Fox Features
I dunno, maybe the Blonde in a Red Dress should ask Persephone for advice?
Complete Romance #1, Avon
In this flashback, we see a young Blonde in Red using her psychic powers to halt a train before it can hit a reckless boy who was running across the railroad tracks without looking.
New Heroic Comics #52, Eastern