Bloody Mary

Bloody Mary burst onto the DC scene in 1991, conjured by the legendary Carmine Infantino in the pages of Hawk and Dove — a Copper Age debut with serious pedigree behind it. Over a publishing span stretching more than two decades, she's kept genuinely dangerous company, sharing adventures with the likes of Mad Harriet, Gilotina, Stompa, and Lashina — names that signal she runs in some of DC's most ferocious circles. Her appearances across Hawk and Dove, Wonder Girl, and Ame-Comi Girls show a character with surprising range, and for collectors who love unearthing the harder-to-find corners of the DC universe, she's exactly the kind of find worth tracking down.