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She's a popular 1970s actress best known for her role on the 1970s sci-fi series Electra Woman and Dyna Girl.
She played one of the lead roles on the 16-episode series, which was billed as 'the adventures of 2 superheroines.'
The series was part of The Krofft Supershow, a Saturday morning variety show for kids in which Electra Woman and Dyna Girl was a segment.
In later years she worked regularly as a voice actress, and has connected with fans at Comic-Con events in recent years.
Now 76, she was spotted on a rare outing in Los Angeles on Thursday while enjoying a sunny day stroll.
The star wore a black t-shirt, cheetah print leggings and sneakers for the occasion.
Can you guess who she is?
She's a popular 1970s actress best known for her role on the popular 1970s sci-fi series Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
Now 76, she was spotted on a rare outing in Los Angeles on Thursday while enjoying a sunny day stroll. Can you guess who she is?
If you guessed Judy Strangis, you were right!
Strangis spoke about her career on Electra Woman and Dyna Girl in a 2024 interview with Rossiter Castinado
She described the series as 'campy and different' and her co-star Deidre Hall as a 'gem' who she remains friends with.
'I think that helped the whole show,' she said of the chemistry with her co-star.
She said that the superhero tandem paved the way for future female superheroes such as Wonder Woman: 'We were the Batman and Robin of the day.'
Strangis began her career as a child star, appearing in roles on Dragoon Wells Massacre in 1957, Westinghouse Desilu Playhouse in 1958, Pay or Die! in 1960, Shirley Temple's Storybook in 1960, and The Untouchables in 1961.
Strangis appeared on the legendary sci-fi series The Twilight Zone in 1963, and two episodes of Batman in 1966.
'Everybody wanted to be on Batman, so I think I did it just to have fun,' Strangis said in the interview with Castinado.
If you guessed Judy Strangis, you were right! Strangis (L) played Dynagirl and Deidre Hall played Electra Woman on the 1976 series Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
The series was part of The Krofft Supershow, a Saturday morning variety show for kids in which Electra Woman and Dyna Girl was a segment
The star wore a black t-shirt, cheetah print leggings and sneakers for her recent outing
Strangis wore her dark brown hair in voluminous waves
She accessorized with an Apple Watch
Strangis and Hall reunited at the 2024 Hollywood Show in LA
Strangis was seen in a 1970 episode of the ABC series Love, American Style
Strangis pictured on a 1972 episode of The Mod Squad, in which she appeared with Bobby Sherman
She also played the role of Helen Loomis on the 70 episodes of the series Room 222
She was seen in a promotional shot for the series in 1972
(L-R) Lara Parker, Judy Strangis, Sharon Gless, Darleen Carr seen in the 1973 ABC TV film 'My Darling Daughter's Anniversary
Strangis amassed a number of credits on popular TV shows in the 1970s as she built her resume.
They included guest spots on shows such as Bewitched, The Mod Squad, Medical Center, Barnaby Jones and Barbary Coast.
Her first major recurring role came in 1969 on the series Room 222, in which she played the role of Helen Loomis, which she played until 1974.
Strangis described Room 222 as a 'dramatic show,' noting that it was 'quite different' when she began working on Electra Woman and Dyna Girl.
She would also go on to make cameos in popular shows such as Eight is Enough, The A-Team and CHiPs.
In the 1980s and 1990s, Strangis worked steadily in voice roles on a number of animated shows.
They included Batman: The Animated Series, The Real Ghostbusters, My Little Pony, Moon Dreamers and Donkey Kong.
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