Today's entry happens to fall on March 17th, otherwise known as St Patrick's day. Good day to those who celebrate it. Today's character is a touch more notable than some of the other entries we've had here since she was actually partially created by Will Eisner (who also created the hero known as "The Spirit")!
Brenda Banks, an Irish-American socialite, had a surprising secret; she was actually a vigilante known as Lady Luck, a Robin Hood-esque figure who took to the streets to beat up blackmailers and spies, much to the annoyance of police chief Hardy Moore... the man whom Brenda loved (though not for long, she found another guy).
Lady Luck had a healthy run, going on for fifty-ish issues and occasionally being bought back when publishers do takes on other characters by Will Eisner, such as the IDW series "Will Eisner's John Law: Dead Man Walking" and the 2013 revival of "Phantom Stranger" by DC (the latter, as far as I can tell, is just a personification of Luck that's visually inspired by this character).
Not only is this post extremely informative, but also it allowed me to remember what is definitely a top five Tim Robinson sketch.
