David Merrywether
Stepping out of the Golden Age in 1942, David Merrywether made his debut in the pages of Cat-Man Comics under the pen of Chas. M. Quinlan, entering a wartime comics landscape crackling with patriotic energy and costumed adventure. Over a remarkable span stretching across roughly 75 years, this AC Comics fixture kept extraordinary company — sharing pages with the likes of The Cat-Man, Ms. Victory, and Yankee Girl — a roster that speaks to the rich, heroic world he inhabits. His most sustained presence in FemForce plants him firmly in AC's beloved universe of classic and revived Golden Age characters, a continuity that passionate collectors hold dear. With 54 catalog appearances and at least one key issue to his name, David Merrywether is a quiet thread woven through decades of comics history, well worth seeking out for any fan who loves the deep roots of the medium.
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Trivia
- Cat-Man holds a place in the pantheon of Golden Age firsts, having been paired with his young ward The Kitten in one of the earliest hero-and-child-sidekick partnerships to appear in the medium, a dynamic introduced during the title's Holyoke-era run.en.wikipedia.org
Top series
Covers through the years — 1971–2017
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