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Dave Foster

5 appearances · Bronze Age · 1972–1991
Who is Dave Foster?

Dave Foster is a character introduced in Jim Steranko's landmark history of comics publication and illustrated by C. C. Beck, placing his roots in comics scholarship before he crossed into AC Comics' pulp-flavored FemForce universe.

Dave Foster made his entrance in a fascinating corner of the Bronze Age — debuting in Jim Steranko's landmark 1972 history of comics, brought to life by the legendary C. C. Beck — which gives this AC Comics figure a genuinely distinctive origin story before he ever appeared in a single adventure panel. His catalog footprint spans nearly two decades, with most of his appearances landing in FemForce and its related specials, placing him in the colorful, pulp-flavored universe that AC Comics built with such affectionate dedication. Along the way he shares the page with an eclectic roster — Targeteer, The Target, Tom Brown, Niles Reed, and Jethro Dumont — the kind of roster that signals deep roots in the heroic tradition. Five appearances may be a modest count, but a character touched by Beck and born from comics history itself carries a certain collector's mystique that numbers alone can't quite capture.

Connections
Owner Niles Reed

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Appearances

The Steranko History of Comics (1970)
#2
FemForce: Out of the Asylum Special (1987)
#1
FemForce (1985)