Amanda Marie McCoy

A child of the Copper Age Superman relaunch, Amanda Marie McCoy made her entrance in the landmark second issue of John Byrne's reimagined Superman in 1987, stepping into a Metropolis freshly rebuilt for a new generation of readers. Her modest but meaningful ten appearances across the flagship triangle of Superman, Action Comics, and Adventures of Superman place her in extraordinarily distinguished company — sharing pages with Clark Kent, Lex Luthor, and even Batman and Bruce Wayne. She may not carry a cape, but characters like Amanda are the human heartbeat that give those titans their weight, and for collectors who love the texture of the Byrne era, she's a genuine piece of that pivotal moment in DC history.