Dormouse

Dormouse is a minor character from the surreal, British-flavored world of Captain Britain, appearing alongside the reality-warping Mad Jim Jaspers and the Queen of Hearts — suggesting a Lewis Carroll-inspired cast of eccentrics populating that corner of the Marvel Universe.

Dormouse is a curious little piece of Bronze Age Marvel mythology, stepping onto the page in 1981 courtesy of the creative team of Paul Neary, Dave Thorpe, and Alan Davis — the same visionary minds who were busy crafting some of the most inventive and distinctly British comics of the era. Nestled within the wonderfully offbeat world of Captain Britain, this character keeps genuinely wild company: the reality-warping Mad Jim Jaspers, the enigmatic Queen of Hearts, and Captain Britain himself. With appearances catalogued across four decades, Dormouse may be a rare presence in the Marvel universe, but for collectors and devotees of that gloriously strange corner of British Marvel, even five appearances carry real weight — a small, treasured thread woven into one of the most imaginative tapestries the Bronze Age produced.