Sally Crane

Sally Crane appears in Alan Moore's Silver Age-infused reimagining of the Supreme universe at Image Comics, sharing the Crane surname with Supreme's civilian identity Ethan Crane, suggesting a family connection within that continuity.

Sally Crane is one of those quietly compelling figures who emerged from Alan Moore's celebrated reimagining of Image Comics' Supreme universe in 1996 — a character born at the intersection of Silver Age nostalgia and Moore's characteristically layered storytelling. Across more than two decades of publication, she's kept remarkable company, sharing pages with Supreme, Suprema, Ethan Crane, and Die Hard across the pages of Supreme and Youngblood. With 47 catalog appearances spanning 1996 to 2017, she's no mere footnote — she's a persistent presence in one of indie comics' most ambitious superhero experiments. If you're digging into the Moore-era Image mythology, Sally Crane is absolutely a name worth tracking down.