The ubiquitous cover girl of the Golden Age of comics!
The Blonde in Red discovers that being a superhero is hard work. Unless you can pass yourself off as a damsel in distress, in which case you can have plausible deniability to sit back and make your teammates do all the work.
America’s Best Comics #24, Pines
After seeing the lumpy-faced villain sharing the cover with her, the Blonde in a Red Dress gets the embarassing realization that while that she’s supposed to be in an aviation adventure comic, she somehow must have wandered onto the set of a Dick Tracy comic by mistake. Oops!
Wings Comics #82, Fiction House
The Blonde in a Red Dress visits the hot tub of a Halloween-themed spa resort. For some reason, she doesn’t find it relaxing.
Witches Tales #9, Harvey
What a letdown from yesterday! Some dates end in tears… some dates end with pyromaniacs threatening to blow things up. And her boyfriend from the dance didn’t even stick around to help!
Kerry Drake #8, Harvey
Deja vu! It’s yet another normal routine everyday kidnapping attempt for the Blonde in Red, when suddenly… a golf game breaks out!
Target Comics v7 #2, Novelty
It’s just another normal routine everyday kidnapping attempt for the Blonde in Red, when suddenly a hockey game breaks out!
Target Comics v7 #2, Novelty
The Blonde in Red fears that there’s something off-color about her latest cover. No, literally — her dress is magenta, her hair is orange, and her over-the-top ethnic stereotype Japanese villain is orange-brown. Someone get the colorist on the phone!
Rangers Comics #25, Fiction House
The world tour continues to the land of ye legendary Arthurian knights of olde, where we learn an important lesson: Never bring a sword to an axe fight!
Police Comics #125, Quality
The Blonde in a Red Dress swaps roles after yesterday’s kidnapping attempt.
Super-Mystery Comics v6 #1, Ace
Ray beams, bullets, trapdoors, and wildly exaggerated facial expressions — yet also a distinct lack of punching on the cover of Punch Comics!
Punch Comics #18, Chesler