Arthur Winslow

Arthur Winslow stepped onto the Marvel stage in 1976, born from the gloriously weird Bronze Age imagination of Steve Gerber, Frank Brunner, and Jim Starlin in the pages of Howard the Duck — one of the most delightfully offbeat corners of the Marvel universe. With only a handful of catalog appearances spread across an impressive forty-four-year span, he's the kind of supporting character who quietly endures, popping up in Howard the Duck, Bizarre Adventures, and the Marvel Masterworks collections that celebrate that era's anarchic spirit. He shares his adventures with a wonderfully eccentric cast — Howard himself, Beverly Switzler, the Kidney Lady, and even a Space Turnip — which tells you everything you need to know about the neighborhood he inhabits. For collectors who treasure the strange, sincere, and singular Bronze Age Marvel experience, Arthur Winslow is a small but genuine piece of that irreplaceable tapestry.