Drury Walker

Drury Walker debuted as the Killer Moth, a Batman-inspired villain who built a criminal empire posing as a "guardian" for Gotham's underworld. After a fateful deal with the demon Neron, he was transformed into Charaxes — a monstrous, moth-like creature with wings, multiple clawed arms, and venomous spittle.

Drury Walker has haunted the pages of DC Comics since 1951, when the legendary Bill Finger and collaborators introduced him in the pages of Batman — making him a genuine Golden Age creation with decades of staying power. Appearing across Batman, Detective Comics, and Robin, this figure has kept remarkably distinguished company over the years, sharing adventures with the likes of Batman, Robin, Bruce Wayne, and Green Lantern, as well as the notorious Killer Moth. With 35 catalog appearances stretching all the way to 2025 and two collector-recognized key issues to his name, Drury Walker is one of those deep-cut DC characters who rewards the curious fan willing to dig into the rich, sprawling history of Gotham's world.