Who Is Domino Lady? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Domino Lady is a In the Public Domain comic book character, the alter ego of Ellen Patrick, with over 45 comic issue appearances. The Domino Lady is a masked crime fighter who fights corruption in 1930s Los Angeles.

Who is Domino Lady?

Origin The Domino Lady is a masked crime fighter who fights corruption in 1930s Los Angeles. Her secret identity is Ellen Patrick, a sexy blonde Berkeley grad bent on avenging the death of her father. Ellen’s father, Owen Patrick, was a highly respected District Attorney who worked to eradicate organized crimes until one of the city’s biggest crime bosses along with Owens’s close friend would send out a hired goon to “whack” him. As Ellen places her faith in the justice system to catch her father’s killer, she eventually discovers corruption within the police department and the office where her father once formally served. Swearing to avenge her father, Ellen creates an alter ego —Domino Lady. Clad in a white, backless halter dress and a black domino mask, Ellen sets out to find the ones responsible for her father’s murder. As Domino Lady, she punishes kills and steals from gangs while leaving a calling card on scene with the words: “Compliments of the Domino Lady”. In the series debut, Domino Lady is asked for assistance by a private investigator to search for a stolen Jade statue belonging to a Chinese drug lord named Benny Lee.

Key facts

Domino Lady is of human origin. The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 45 recorded issue appearances, Domino Lady ranks among the most featured characters in comics.