Julius Schwartz

A delightful Silver Age curiosity, Julius Schwartz made his comics debut in Strange Adventures #140 in 1962, brought to the page by the legendary team of John Broome and Mike Sekowsky. Sharing adventures with E. Nelson Bridwell across a handful of appearances spanning into the late 1970s, this character turns up in some genuinely special corners of the DC catalog — including All New Collectors' Edition and The Amazing World of Superman — suggesting a figure tied to the celebratory, behind-the-scenes spirit of DC's own storytelling legacy. With only four appearances to his name, he's a rare find for the dedicated collector who loves the moments when comics history folds back on itself in the most charming ways.