Sandra Knight

Daughter of U.S. Senator Henry Knight, Sandra Knight used her privileged connections and sharp intellect to become the Phantom Lady, wielding an experimental black-light ray projector that could blind foes or render her invisible, backed by her formidable athletic and combat skills.

Sandra Knight stepped out of the Golden Age in 1941, debuting in the landmark Police Comics #1 courtesy of creator Vern Henkel, and she's been a fixture of classic comics lore ever since. Known to fans as Phantom Lady, she's one of the defining figures of that era's bold, adventurous heroines, and her appearances across Phantom Lady, All Top Comics, and Good Girl Art Quarterly have made her a beloved staple of AC Comics' celebration of vintage characters. With two key collector issues to her name and a publishing history stretching an remarkable 84 years, she's clearly more than a relic — she's a survivor. The fact that her pages have been shared with luminaries like Plastic Man, Starman, and Green Lantern only underscores just how central she is to the rich tapestry of Golden Age comics history.