Oberon
A small but fierce former circus performer, Oberon became the loyal manager and close companion to escape artist Scott Free (Mister Miracle), supporting his death-defying stage shows and superheroic adventures with tireless dedication and sharp-tongued wit.
Few characters in DC's Bronze Age have proven as quietly indispensable as Oberon, who made his debut in Mister Miracle #1 back in 1971 β a creation of Marvin Wolfman that has endured across an impressive 55 years of comics history. His strongest footprint lies in the pages of Justice League International and Justice League Europe, where he keeps remarkable company: Scott Free, Batman, Bruce Wayne, The Flash, and J'Onn J'Onzz are among those who share his adventures. With 63 catalog appearances and five recognized key issues to his name, Oberon is the kind of supporting stalwart that seasoned collectors know to watch for β a Bronze Age original whose longevity speaks for itself.
Real name. Oberon

Trivia
- During DC's 1988 Justice League relaunch, Oberon carved out a genuinely rare niche for himself as the team's administrative second-in-command β a behind-the-scenes office role that set him apart from virtually every other character in the roster.moa.omnimulti.com
- Explicitly not a New God and firmly Earth-born, Oberon was designed as the skeptical, practical counterweight to the series' more fantastical elements β a deliberate contrast to the super-powered gods surrounding him.moa.omnimulti.com
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