The caption promises “52 Pages jam-packed with action!”, but the cover promises “Blonde in Red glaring in annoyance at being upstaged on the dance floor.”
Target Comics v8 #8, Novelty Press
Posts tagged Blonde in Red
MEN WITHOUT FEAR!
The Blonde in a Red Dress would like to thank America’s heroic first responders (whom she tends to cross paths with on at least a weekly if not daily basis, given her lifestyle of unrelenting daring danger!)
Danger #3, Comics Media
Back for round two!
Apparently, on the way down from the roof, the Grim Reaper handed off the Blonde in Red back to the Black Terror just in time to pay a visit to the poorly dressed friends of the gangsters who started this mess.
The Black Terror #23, Pines
He’s awfully cheerful for a “grim” reaper
The Black Terror and Yellowjacket were both so distracted fighting bad guys, they let themselves get upstaged by The Grim Reaper — the only superhero who bothered to save the Blonde in Red from her rooftop peril!
Wonder Comics #7, Pines
Follow me inside, kids!
The Blonde in Red flees the theater robbery downstairs, but ends up caught in yet another hero/villain standoff up on the roof.
Yellowjacket Comics #8, Charlton
Box Office Blockbuster
After a nice relaxing day off watching freeway traffic, the Blonde in Red heads back to work at the local theater box office… just in time for a stickup.
Exciting Comics #48, Pines
A Comic For Youngsters and Adults!
On special holidays, the Blonde in Red likes to tie on her apron and take the family out on a hike to go watch the freeway overpass together.
Marvels of Science #4, Charlton
Expecting an important call
With only a few minor tweaks, the famous old “Blonde in a Red Dress gets herself fired over improper use of the telephone” vaudeville act could easily be updated for a modern audience.
Suzie Comics #52, MLJ
Comics and Stories for Girls!
Huh. Not really surprised that the larger-than-life Blonde in a Red Dress was a teenage “ace reporter” back in her younger days, but I wasn’t expecting to learn that our future glamour star heroine once wore adorkable glasses and went by the name of “Dirinda”.
Sweet Sixteen #6, Parents Magazine Press
The Amazing Gunmaster! It’s new! (Or is it?)
Y’know, declaring “It’s New!” about a book with that much obvious cover wear is a great way to ensure negative customer feedback on your seller’s page.
Clue v1 #10, Hillman