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She obtained her powers from a chain letter she got in an e-mail after e-mailing that letter to various friends of hers. After getting her powers, she got involved with another villain named Make Money Fast Mo and the two of them took off on a robbery career. The two villains were later recruited by a Crime Kingpin known as the Spham King for a team called the [[Seven Deadly Sphammers]]. Most of the team was killed by the assassin known as [[Arthur E.L. Presence]]; due to her luck powers, Lucy was the only one that managed to escape. | She obtained her powers from a chain letter she got in an e-mail after e-mailing that letter to various friends of hers. After getting her powers, she got involved with another villain named Make Money Fast Mo and the two of them took off on a robbery career. The two villains were later recruited by a Crime Kingpin known as the Spham King for a team called the [[Seven Deadly Sphammers]]. Most of the team was killed by the assassin known as [[Arthur E.L. Presence]]; due to her luck powers, Lucy was the only one that managed to escape. | ||
| − | Years later she became involved with a second incarnation of the SDS, which was swallowed up by [[Mynabird]]'s [[Legion of Net.Villains]]. After ''[[Beige Midnight]]'', she was looking for someone to follow, and with others, formed the [[West Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains]]. | + | Years later she became involved with a second incarnation of the SDS, which was swallowed up by [[Mynabird]]'s [[Legion of Net.Villains]]. After ''[[Beige Midnight]]'', she was looking for someone to follow, and with others, formed the [[West Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains]]. |
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| + | She became the [[Crime Empress]]'s favorite, her right-hand girl – but quietly held back knowledge of another player in the game of Brotherhoods... | ||
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* [[Beige Midnight]] #4 | * [[Beige Midnight]] #4 | ||
* [[System Corruptors]] #33 | * [[System Corruptors]] #33 | ||
| + | * [[Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths!]] #4 | ||
[[Category:Brotherhood of Net.Villains]] | [[Category:Brotherhood of Net.Villains]] | ||
Revision as of 08:53, 11 January 2021
| Lucky Chain Letter Lucy is a net.villain created by Arthur Spitzer. | |
| Alter Ego: | Lucinda Ponzi |
| Aliases: | Many fake signatures in email |
| Primary Writer: | None |
| Status: | Member of the West Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains |
| Usability: | Not Reserved |
History
She obtained her powers from a chain letter she got in an e-mail after e-mailing that letter to various friends of hers. After getting her powers, she got involved with another villain named Make Money Fast Mo and the two of them took off on a robbery career. The two villains were later recruited by a Crime Kingpin known as the Spham King for a team called the Seven Deadly Sphammers. Most of the team was killed by the assassin known as Arthur E.L. Presence; due to her luck powers, Lucy was the only one that managed to escape.
Years later she became involved with a second incarnation of the SDS, which was swallowed up by Mynabird's Legion of Net.Villains. After Beige Midnight, she was looking for someone to follow, and with others, formed the West Coast Brotherhood of Net.Villains.
She became the Crime Empress's favorite, her right-hand girl – but quietly held back knowledge of another player in the game of Brotherhoods...
Personality
More of a follower than a leader. Relies on her luck, and doesn't have a lot of personal direction. Suffers from PTSD, due to her near-death at the hands of Arthur E.L. Presence.
Powers and Abilities
Has a superhuman level of personal luck.
Appearance
Her costume is made up of letters and chains. She can use the chains for weapons and to wrap things.
Appearances
- First Appearance: Saviors of the Net #1
- Saviors of the Net #8, 11
- Beige Countdown #7
- Beige Midnight #4
- System Corruptors #33
- Hungry, Hungry Sabertooths! #4
