Baby Bizarro

A delightfully strange corner of the Silver Age, Baby Bizarro toddled onto the scene in Action Comics #268 in 1960, conjured by the imaginative trio of Otto Binder, Jerry Siegel, and Jim Mooney during one of DC's most wonderfully weird creative eras. This pint-sized imperfect duplicate shares their brief but memorable adventures alongside some of DC's biggest names — Superman, Supergirl, Lois Lane, and Perry White among them — which speaks to just how deeply this oddball little figure was woven into the fabric of the Superman mythos. With appearances scattered across Action Comics, Adventure Comics, and Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen, Baby Bizarro may have a slim catalog footprint, but for collectors who love the gloriously offbeat charm of early-'60s DC, that makes each appearance all the more worth hunting down.