from May 5 to November 3, 1946, under cartoonist Fred Schwab. "Lady Luck" stories were reprinted in the Quality Comics comic book Smash Comics #42-85 (April 1943 - Oct. 1949), whereupon the series changed its title to Lady Luck for five more issues. Nordling providing new seven- to 11-page stories in Lady Luck #86-90 (Dec. 1949 - Aug. 1950), with Gill Fox drawing the covers. Occasional backup features were "Lassie" by writer-artist Bernard Dibble and the humor features "The Count", by Nordling, and "Sir Roger", by Dibble or, variously, Bart Tumey. Lady Luck was revived alongside Eisner characters John Law, Nubbin, and Mr. Mystic in IDW Publishing's Will Eisner's John Law: Dead Man Walking, a 2004 collection of new stories by writer-artist Gary Chaloner. In 2011, Lady Luck was ranked 84th in Comics Buyer's Guide's "100 Sexiest Women in Comics" list. DC Comics' The New 52 A new version of the character was originally intended to be featured in Geoff Johns's revamp (with artist Jim Lee) of DC Comics' Justice League, as part of the New 52. Lady Luck made her debut in The Phantom Stranger #6 (March 2013), written by Dan DiDio. References External links Will Eisner's John Law official site Last of the Spinner-Rack Junkies: Lady Luck #86 (Dec. 1949): 11-page story by Klaus Nordling; cover art by Gill Fox, "Lady Luck" four-page story by Klaus Nordling, and "Lady Luck" four-page story by Klaus Nordling Pure Excitement Comics: "Lady Luck" four-page story with Count Dichange, by Klaus Nordling Comic Book DB-Lady Luck Golden Age superheroes 1940 comics debuts 1946 comics endings Characters created by Will Eisner Comics characters introduced in 1940 DC Comics female superheroes Crime comics Fictional socialites Fictional private investigators Quality Comics characters Quality Comics superheroes Quality Comics titles Comics set in the United States