| Alias |
|
| Phantom
Lady |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Civilian
ID |
| Sandra Knight |
| Occupation |
|
Adventurer
Scientist
|
| Legal
Status |
| Citizen
of the United States with no criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| United
States |
| Group
Affiliation |
|
All-Star Squadron
Argent
Freedom Fighters
|
| Base
of Operations |
| Washington
D.C. |
| Height |
| 5'
6" |
| Weight |
| 130
lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Blue |
| Hair
Color |
| Black |
| Skin
Tone |
| Caucasian |
| Known
Powers |
| Olympic
level athlete with exceptional hand to hand combat skills with an
extremely long lifespan possibly due to proximity to a mystical being and
a limited ability to become intangible. |
| Accessories |
| Black
Light Ray: Wrist mounted device that can project darkness rendering
the wearer invisible. Ultraviolet Glasses: Eyewear
enabling the ability to see in near total darkness. |
| Common
Enemies |
| Nazis |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Action Comics
Police
Comics
Starman Vol. 2
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Police
Comics #1 (Aug. 1941) Note: Police Comics was
published by Quality Comics, whose stable of characters where acquired by
National Periodicals (DC Comics) when the publisher went out of business
in 1956. |
| Creator |
| Ruth Roche
& Arthur Peddy |
| Origin |
| The
daughter of a United States senator and assistant to scientist Dr. Abraham
Davis Sandra Knight was fated to a life of adventure. Dr. Davis who was working with
Sandra on experiments with black light before the second world war, was kidnapped.
A subsequent attempt to kidnap her father was foiled when Sandra rushed
from the darkness, knocking the would-be attackers unconscious. She
was not clearly seen by either her father or the kidnappers.
Enjoying her adventure she resolved
to continue. Confiding in her cousin Ted Knight (Starman
I) they rescued Dr. Davis, who later perfected a black light ray
projector that Sandra would use to make herself invisible while fighting
crime as the Phantom Lady. |