The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
Having been worn out from filling in for the vacationing Blonde in Red, the Redhead in Yellow took a short nap is now ready for the weekend. (Either that, or ready to audition for a job as a late-night TV horror movie hostess.)
And look! Green skulls! This cover continues the “monsters unusually colored green” theme of the past few days.
Journey Into Fear #5, by Superior Comics
A green werewolf, green vampire, green alien blob monster… sure, why not a green zombie?
Meanwhile, the Redhead in Yellow is exhausted for filling in for the Blonde in Red, and decides to take a quick nap.
The Unseen #9, by Standard Comics
The Blonde in Red knows it’s a bad date when she feels relief at an attack by the vengeful undead because it means the masher will finally stop trying to steal a kiss.
Dark Mysteries #15, Story Comics
Considering how often this seems to happen, the Blonde in a Red Dress really should know better than to hang around in graveyards at Halloween.
Beware #6, Trojan
If the dead do start talking, I hope they’ll at least try to help explain exactly what the heck is going on in this cover.
Dark Mysteries #12, Story Comics
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
The Blonde in a Red Dress has to shoot the same invading alien horde as the hero, but in high heels and backwards!
Planet Comics #33, Fiction House
Pop-o-matic spring-loaded zombies? This is supposed to be Halloween, not April Fools.
Weird Tales of the Future #3, Stanley Morse
Uh oh! That grave looks like it’s gonna be getting real crowded. (Is the Blonde in a Red Dress the “Fran Smith” on the tombstone, or the “?”)
Punch Comics #13, Chesler
The Blonde in Red really should have learned by now to stay away from graveyards.
Our Flag Comics #5, Ace Magazines