Chaim Lavon

A quietly distinctive corner of the DC Universe, Chaim Lavon made his Bronze Age entrance in 1982's DC Comics Presents #46, brought to life by E. Nelson Bridwell and Alex Saviuk. His catalog footprint is small but select — turning up across DC Comics Presents, Secret Origins, and the prestigious Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe, that beloved snapshot of everything the DC cosmos had to offer in the mid-'80s. The company he keeps is genuinely impressive, sharing pages with the likes of Green Lantern, Seraph, Beatriz da Costa, and other far-flung figures that speak to DC's globe-spanning ambitions of the era. Three appearances may be a slim count, but landing in Who's Who and Secret Origins signals a character DC considered worth defining — and for completists and Bronze Age devotees, that's more than enough reason to seek him out.