Cynthia Gresham

Cynthia Gresham steps onto the DC stage in 1988, debuting in the pages of Action Comics Weekly — that ambitious anthology experiment of the Copper Age where serialized stories ran shoulder to shoulder with some of DC's most compelling characters. Created by Martin Pasko and Dan Spiegle, she shares her corner of the comics universe with the likes of Green Lantern, Arisia, and even Selina Kyle herself, which speaks to the caliber of company this title kept. Her catalog footprint is small but notable, the kind of quietly intriguing figure that rewards the dedicated back-issue hunter willing to dig into one of DC's most distinctive late-'80s publishing ventures.