Lady Luck

In the late 1940s, Quality Comics gave the masked heroine Lady Luck her own short-lived series, which ran for just five issues from 1949 to 1950. Primarily written and drawn by Bernard Dibble and Klaus Nordling, with additional art from Jerry Fasano, the title followed the adventures of the wealthy socialite-turned-crimefighter as she battled crooks and corruption. Though brief, the series stands as a key artifact of the Golden Age, showcasing the enduring appeal of female heroes in an era dominated by male-led titles.