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George Jowett

George Jowett

26 appearances · Golden Age · 1947–1962 · 2 key issues
Who is George Jowett?

Golden Age curiosity George Jowett made his debut in Cosmo Cat #5 in 1947, the creation of Pat Adams and Ellis Chambers, and went on to carve out a modest but genuine corner of the DC universe across fifteen years of publication. His story is one of quiet persistence — 26 catalogued appearances spread across landmark titles like House of Secrets, Our Army at War, and The Brave and the Bold speak to a character who found a home in some of DC's most beloved anthology series. Along the way he shared pages with the likes of Superman and Clark Kent, Mark Merlin, and others, placing him in genuinely rarefied company for a figure who started life in a funny-animal comic. For collectors with a taste for the overlooked and the unexpected, George Jowett is exactly the kind of Golden Age survivor who rewards a closer look.

Top series

Covers through the years — 1947–1961

Cosmo Cat #5 1947
Cosmo Cat #5
Our Army at War #2 1952
Our Army at War #2
Our Army at War #6 1953
Our Army at War #6
House of Secrets #27 1959
House of Secrets #27
The Brave and the Bold #31 1960
The Brave and the Bold #31
The Brave and the Bold #35 1961
The Brave and the Bold #35

Appearances

Cosmo Cat (1946)
#5
Our Army at War (1952)
House of Secrets (1956)
Wonder Woman (1942)
The Brave and the Bold (1955)