Weeks before the introduction of Louise Grant and her alter ego the Blonde Phantom, Millie Collins assumed a different Blonde Phantom identity
\nThe Blonde Phantom was one of Marvel's most popular female superheroes of the Golden Age. The character debuted in All Select Comics #11, cover-dated Fall 1946, and that series was retitled Blonde Phantom Comics beginning with the next issue. She made around 40 appearances across seven titles between late 1946 and early 1949, and had stories in multiple different titles on the newsstands in most months during that period.
On July 8 of that year, Millie the Model #2 had Millie Collins assuming the identity of a different masked Blonde Phantom for an advertising gig. As explained in that issue in a story drawn by artist Ken Bald, Millie Collins becomes a model for the General Cosmetics Company on assignment from the Hanover Model Agency. General Cosmetics wants Millie to assume the secret identity of the Blonde Phantom to promote their new perfume brand of that name in advertising and personal appearances.
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