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Leroy "Stovepipe" Johnson

Leroy "Stovepipe" Johnson

4 appearances · Silver Age · 1965–1987
Who is Leroy "Stovepipe" Johnson?

A product of DC's Silver Age frontier storytelling, Leroy "Stovepipe" Johnson made his debut in Tomahawk #97 in 1965, brought to life by writer Ed Herron and artist Fred Ray. He rides in colorful company — sharing pages with the likes of Tom Hawk, Frenchie Duval, Long Rifle Morgan, and Brass Buttons — placing him squarely in DC's rugged, Revolutionary War-era Western universe. Notably, he earned a place in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe, a mark of distinction that signals his lasting significance within DC's expansive roster. With appearances stretching across 22 years, "Stovepipe" is a small but enduring piece of DC's frontier tapestry, the kind of character that rewards the curious collector willing to dig into the rich, underappreciated corners of Silver Age Westerns.

★ First appearance
Tomahawk #97
Mar 1965

Top series

Covers through the years — 1965–1987

Tomahawk #97 1965
Tomahawk #97
Tomahawk #123 1969
Tomahawk #123
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #24 1987
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #24

Appearances

Tomahawk (1950)
Superman Presents Wonder Comic Monthly (1965)
#3
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985)
#24