Mr. Westly

Stepping out of the Platinum Age of American comics, Mr. Westly made his debut in More Fun Comics #11 in 1936 — one of the earliest chapters in what would become the DC universe, shepherded into existence by the pioneering Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson alongside collaborators Robert Louis Stevenson and Sven Elven. With only a handful of catalogued appearances, this is a rare and historically resonant figure, sharing those storied early pages with the likes of Dr. Occult, Police Commissioner Bailey, and Sandy Kean. One of his appearances carries key-issue status, making Mr. Westly a genuine artifact of comics history — the kind of discovery that reminds collectors just how deep and rewarding the roots of this medium truly run.