DeMarr Davis

DeMarr Davis, better known as Doorman, is a member of the Great Lakes Avengers, Marvel's self-styled offbeat superhero team. He possesses the ability to act as a portal, allowing others to pass through walls by stepping through his body.

Debuting in The Avengers Annual #19 in 1990, DeMarr Davis is a Marvel character who stepped onto the scene right at the cusp of the Copper and Modern Ages — a period when Marvel was pushing bold new voices and unconventional corners of its universe. With 34 years of publication history stretching all the way to 2024, this is a figure whose presence has quietly endured far longer than many fans might expect. DeMarr shares pages with a wonderfully offbeat roster — Ashley Crawford, Doorman, Flatman, Big Bertha, and Val Ventura among them — placing him in some of Marvel's most distinctive and character-rich company. With a key issue among his appearances and a catalog footprint rooted in Avengers West Coast, he's exactly the kind of deep-cut discovery that reminds you why digging past the A-listers is always worth it.