"Perhaps I am the only person in the world today who is a master of the art of Black Magic. That is why I am called Lady Satan."

Lady Satan
Lady Satan
Real Name	Unknown
First Appearance	Dynamic Comics #2 (1941)
Original Publisher	Harry 'A' Chesler
Created by	George Tuska

Golden Age OriginEdit

Lady Satan and her fiancé were victims of a German bombing while on a ship. It sunk, and her fiancé died. Thus, Lady Satan took an oath to be a foe of the Nazis. Donning a mask and waltzing about in an evening dress, Lady Satan traveled unnoticed through the streets of Nazi occupied France as she fought the German invaders.

In her third appearance, she was a sorceress who fought against the occult instead of Nazis. No explanation for the change in methods or powers was given, or even indication that it was the same woman.

Powers and AbilitiesEdit

As a spy, Lady Satan used her good looks and charm to gain information as well as stealth and weapons (conventional and a few gimicks) when she needed to strike.

As a sorceress, she used powerful magic that allowed her to do just about anything. She also wore a ring in the shape of a serpent which could release gasses derived from “dragon scales” that allowed her to “unveil the shadow world." This sorceress version fought supernatural foes.

Golden Age AppearancesEdit

• Dynamic Comics #2-3
• Bullseye Comics #11
• Red Seal Comics #17-18, 20-21

NotesEdit

Lady Satan is played by Angela Parent in the 2010 film, Avenging Force: The Scarab.

See AlsoEdit

• International Hero
• Toonopedia
• Golden Age Heroes Directory
• Hero Goggles
• Jess Nevins' Golden Age Superheroes Encyclopedia - 1
• Jess Nevins' Golden Age Superheroes Encyclopedia - 2