Ramona

Born in the pages of Astonishing Tales #1 in 1970 — a Silver Age Marvel debut carrying the fingerprints of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby themselves — Ramona may be a rare presence in the catalog, but the company she keeps is anything but small. Her handful of appearances place her alongside the likes of Victor Von Doom and the jungle adventurer Ka-Zar and his sabretooth companion Zabu, putting her squarely in one of Marvel's most eclectic corners of that era. Across a publishing footprint that stretches all the way to 2014, she's the kind of quietly enduring figure that devoted Marvel historians and Silver Age completists love to uncover — proof that even the most fleeting characters from that legendary creative partnership deserve a second look.