Myra Mason

Silver Age DC has no shortage of memorable supporting players, and Myra Mason is one worth seeking out — a figure who debuted in the pages of Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #3 in 1958, brought to life by the celebrated team of Otto Binder and Kurt Schaffenberger. Her story spread across nearly three decades of DC publishing, turning up most frequently in Tales of the Unexpected, Mystery in Space, and Showcase — the very titles that defined the Silver Age's sense of wonder and adventure. Along the way she shares the page with some of the era's biggest names, including Superman, Green Lantern, and Space Ranger himself, Rick Starr and his companion Cryll, placing her squarely in the cosmic, imaginative heart of DC's Silver Age. With 36 catalog appearances and two recognized key issues to her name, Myra Mason is a rewarding discovery for any collector who loves digging into the rich, interconnected texture of the comics that built a universe.