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Sandra "Sandy" Knight was a senator's daughter and wealthy socialite who fought crime and espionage in the early 1940s, as the Phantom Lady. She lived in an apartment,[1] at One Barclay Boulevard, Washington, D.C.[2] Miss Knight's fiancé Don Borden worked at the U.S. State Department's Counter-Espionage Division. He frequently was a source of valuable tip-offs and clues for the Phantom Lady's ...
Phantom Lady is a member of the Freedom Fighters. 1 Appearances of Sandra Knight (DCAU) 2 Images featuring Sandra Knight (DCAU) Quotations by or about Sandra Knight (DCAU) Character Gallery: ... DC Extended Universe (2013-2023) James Gunn's DC Universe (2024-Present) Matt Reeves' The Batman (2022)
Sandra Knight operated as the "mystery woman" known as Phantom Lady during World War II as a member of the All-Star Squadron. Her post-war exploits, if there were any, went unrecorded. In 1950, she attended the rally in Washington, D.C. where all costumed superheroes were to appear by Presidential decree to show their loyalty. During the rally, Joan Dale (Miss America) publicly exposed Tex ...
Note: This page is for Stormy Knight, DC's Phantom Lady from 2006 - 2011. For the original Phantom Lady (active from the Golden Age through 1989) see: Sandra Knight.. For the second Phantom Lady ...
Comic Book /. Phantom Lady. One of the most important covers of comic book history. "Sexual stimulation by combining 'headlights' with the sadist's dream of tying up a woman." — Fredric Wertham, Seduction of the Innocent. Created by the Eisner & Iger Studio, the Phantom Lady - civilian name Sandra Knight - debuted in August 1941 in Police ...
Dr. Sandra K. Knight is a Senior Research Engineer in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Maryland where she works with her other colleagues in the development of water policy and flood risk management initiatives. She is also the founder and President of WaterWonks LLC in Washington, DC. Her company was ...
5 de ene. de 2022 · Cousin of Ted Knight, the original Starman, Sandra Knight became a costumed hero (in the process inspiring her cousin to do the same), a member of Uncle Sam's Freedom Fighters, using a 'dark light' with which she could make herself invisible. She was sometimes criticized (most notably by Hippolyta) for the extreme skimpiness of her costume, but never let that daunt her, believing (probably ...
