Biff Bronson

Biff Bronson is a Golden Age gem tucked inside the pages of More Fun Comics, debuting in 1940 courtesy of creator Tom Hickey during DC's earliest, most adventurous era. With a compact but collector-notable run — two of his four catalogued appearances carry key-issue status — he's the kind of discovery that reminds you how richly populated those wartime anthology pages truly were. Sharing those issues with the likes of Jim Corrigan and the eerie Spectre, Sandy Keene, and Larry Trent, Bronson kept genuinely distinguished company in one of DC's most storied titles.