Mr. Biggs

A warm-hearted fixture of DC's Golden Age humor comics, Mr. Biggs made his debut in Leave It to Binky #1 in 1948, brought to life by the talented trio of Hal Seegar, Sheldon Mayer, and Bob Oksner. As a recurring presence across Leave It to Binky, Peter Porkchops, and The Raccoon Kids, he was part of the delightful domestic and comedic world DC cultivated through the late 1940s and into the 1950s — a lighter, laugh-filled corner of the Golden Age that deserves far more love from collectors. Sharing pages with the likes of Binky Biggs, Peggy Baxter, and the rest of that wonderfully named ensemble, Mr. Biggs anchored a run that stretched nearly a decade, with five of his appearances earning key-issue recognition — a remarkable distinction for a character from comics' fun-loving, often-overlooked humor tradition.