Rupert Dockery

A Bronze Age Marvel creation who made his debut in the pages of Spider-Woman #26 in 1980, Rupert Dockery has quietly persisted in the Marvel Universe for over four decades — a modest but genuine testament to a character with staying power. Introduced by writer Michael Fleisher and artist S. Leialoha, he emerged during one of Marvel's most creatively adventurous eras, rubbing shoulders with heavy-hitters like Spider-Woman, Spider-Man, and Peter Parker across Spider-Woman and The Amazing Spider-Man. With only eleven catalog appearances, he's the kind of supporting-cast figure that rewards the dedicated reader — a face that rewards you for paying attention to the rich, crowded margins of Marvel's Bronze Age tapestry.