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Mister E

Mister E

17 appearances · Bronze Age · 1981–2025 · 1 key issues
Who is Mister E?

Mister E. emerged from the Bronze Age of DC Comics with a debut crafted by the legendary team of Marv Wolfman and George Pérez — names that defined an era — and has kept remarkably distinguished company ever since, sharing pages with John Constantine, Batman, Supergirl, and The Flash across a span that stretches all the way to 2025. Most at home in darker, more mystically charged corners of the DC universe, this enigmatic figure turns up in titles like Constantine and Neil Gaiman's celebrated Death: The High Cost of Living, which speaks volumes about the shadowy, atmospheric world they inhabit. With over four decades of appearances and a key issue to their name, Mister E. is one of those quietly persistent presences that rewards the curious collector willing to dig beneath the surface of DC's more esoteric shelves.

Spectral
#1
★ First appearance
Spectral #1
Jan 1974

Top series

Covers through the years — 1981–2025

Secrets of Haunted House #35 1981
Secrets of Haunted House #35
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #15 1986
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #15
Death: The High Cost of Living #3 1993
Death: The High Cost of Living #3
Trenchcoat Brigade #1 1999
Trenchcoat Brigade #1
Justice League Dark #17 2013
Justice League Dark #17
The Sandman Omnibus #3 2019
The Sandman Omnibus #3
Justice League: The New 52 #2 2025
Justice League: The New 52 #2

Appearances

Spectral (1974)
Elson's Presents Super Heroes Comics (1981)
#3
Secrets of Haunted House (1975)
#35
La Créature du marais (1982)
#1
Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985)
#15
Death: The High Cost of Living (1993)
#3
A Death Gallery (1994)
#1
Death (1997)
#1
Trenchcoat Brigade (1999)
#1
Swamp Thing l'intégrale (2004)
#1
Justice League Dark (2011)
#17
Dial H (2012)
#10
Constantine (2013)
#5
The Sandman Omnibus (2013)
#3
Justice League: The New 52 (2024)
#2
La Créature des Marais (1977)
#1