Marnie Herrs

Marnie Herrs stepped onto the page in the very first issue of John Ostrander and Luke McDonnell's landmark 1987 Suicide Squad run — one of the Copper Age's most daring and politically charged titles. Though her footprint in the catalog is small, she earned her place in DC history early, appearing even in Who's Who: Update '87, that beloved snapshot of the era's expanding universe. She keeps genuinely remarkable company, sharing pages with the likes of Green Lantern, Captain Boomerang, and the enigmatic Enchantress — a roster that speaks to just how electric that original Suicide Squad world was. For collectors who love the gritty, morally complex corner of the DC universe that Ostrander built from the ground up, Marnie Herrs is a small but authentic piece of that foundation.