Rato Mickey

Rato Mickey is a street-level criminal figure who appeared in the gritty urban world of Daredevil, as published in Brazil by Editora Abril. Operating in the dangerous underworld that Frank Miller and Klaus Janson crafted, he crosses paths with Demolidor and other Marvel street-level heroes.

Emerging from the vibrant Brazilian comics scene of 1983, Rato Mickey made their debut in Superaventuras Marvel #12 — a Bronze Age entry brought to the page with the creative involvement of the legendary Frank Miller and Klaus Janson alongside Jotapê Martins, giving this character a genuinely distinguished pedigree from the very start. Published under Editora Abril, this figure kept remarkable company across their appearances, sharing adventures with the likes of Demolidor, Wolverine, and Homem-Aranha in the pages of Superaventuras Marvel, as well as turning up in the celebratory Zé Carioca 60 Anos. With a presence spanning nearly two decades in the Brazilian market through to 2003, Rato Mickey represents a fascinating corner of South American comics history — the kind of discovery that reminds collectors just how rich and surprising the Bronze Age was beyond the American mainstream.