Rex Graine

Rex Graine stepped onto the page in 1967 through Witzend #3, the celebrated underground showcase where creative giants Wally Wood, Leo Dillon, and Diane Dillon brought him to life during the heart of the Silver Age. Over a remarkable span stretching more than five decades, this character built a presence across titles like Mr. A, Comic Crusader, and The Ditko Collection — the kind of company that signals a figure deeply embedded in the independent and alternative comics tradition. Sharing issues with the likes of Mr. A, Hunter Rose, and Harvey Pekar places Rex Graine in genuinely storied territory, rubbing shoulders with some of the most distinctive voices outside the mainstream. With 28 catalog appearances and a publishing life running all the way to 2021, he's a rewarding discovery for collectors who love digging into the artistically fearless corners of comics history.