Romeo

From the sun-drenched pages of Golden Age comics, Romeo made his debut in Kid Eternity #6 in 1947, conjured by creator Max Elkan for Quality Comics — sharing those storied pages with the likes of Kid Eternity, Mr. Keeper, and even Juliet herself. It's a delightful testament to the era's boundless imagination that one of literature's most legendary lovers found a home in the colorful, anything-goes world of postwar comics. With appearances stretching remarkably across nearly eight decades and a collector-recognized key issue to his name, this is a character whose modest catalog footprint belies a genuinely charming corner of comics history worth seeking out.