Jim Wilson
A Golden Age original through and through, Jim Wilson made his debut in the pages of Doc Savage Comics #2 back in 1940, stepping onto the scene during comics' earliest heroic era under the Street & Smith banner. He shares his adventures with some remarkable company — none other than Doc Savage himself, Clark Savage Jr., and the colorful cast surrounding that legendary pulp hero — which speaks to the caliber of stories he's been woven into. What makes Jim Wilson a genuine collector's curiosity is his remarkable longevity: a character born in 1940 whose appearances stretch all the way into 1991, touching both Doc Savage Comics and FemForce across five decades. For fans who love tracing the connective tissue of Golden Age storytelling into the modern era, Jim Wilson is exactly the kind of find worth seeking out.

