A beautiful young master thief, who lives for the thrill of a heist. She is smart, resourceful, fearless and sarcastic, usually smiling when confronted with a perilous situation. She has demonstrated almost superhuman reflexes and agility, capable of leaping out of a moving car, or scale down the side of a building with ease. She is well connected in the underworld, and commands a small gang of enforcers. Although she carries a gun, she rarely uses it, and rarely resorts to violence, as she usually has better ways of getting out of a jam. She has blonde hair and does not hide her face, though she does wear gloves and a cape. She aided the young millionaire Thomas Norton in foiling the plots of the criminal mastermind Wu Fang.
* The Lightning Raider (Action film serial, 1919)
* The serial was the on-screen debut of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boris_Karloff Boris Karloff.
Category:1919 Debuts
Category:Film Serial Characters
Category:Criminal Masterminds
Category:Real Name Unknown
Category:George B. Seitz - Creator
Category:John B. Clymer - Creator
Category:Charles W. Goddard - Creator
Category:May Yohé - Creator
Category:Pearl White - Creator
Category:Female Villains
Category:Weather Themed Characters
Category:Pathé Characters
The Lightning Raider (Film
1919)
A beautiful young master thief, who lives for the thrill of a heist. She is smart, resourceful, fearless and sarcastic, usually smiling when confronted with a perilous situation. She has demonstrated almost superhuman reflexes and agility, capable of leaping out of a moving car, or scale down the side of a building with ease. She is well connected in the underworld, and commands a small gang of enforcers. Although she carries a gun, she rarely uses it, and rarely resorts to violence, as she usually has better ways of getting out of a jam. She has blonde hair and does not hide her face, though she does wear gloves and a cape. She aided the young millionaire Thomas Norton in foiling the plots of the criminal mastermind Wu Fang.
Unknown
Pathé Exchange
George B. Seitz, John B. Clymer, Charles W. Goddard, May Yohé and Pearl White