Doodle

Few characters carry the charm of a true Golden Age curiosity, and Doodle — who made their debut in the pages of Superman #38 back in 1946, courtesy of creators Don C. Cameron and Pete Riss — is exactly that kind of hidden gem. Active across the late 1940s, this DC character turned up in some remarkably prestigious company, sharing adventures in Batman, Star Spangled Comics, and Superboy alongside the likes of Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Batman, and Robin themselves. With only six catalog appearances, Doodle is a rare find — and the fact that four of those issues carry key-issue status makes every single one worth tracking down. For collectors with a love of the Golden Age's delightful oddities, Doodle is a name well worth scribbling into your want list.