Salvo

A product of DC's bold experimental Bronze Age, Salvo burst onto the scene in 1983's Thriller #2, the inventive creation of Robert Loren Fleming and Trevor Von Eeden — a series that remains one of the more daring and visually distinctive comics DC produced in that era. With a modest but meaningful footprint of appearances, Salvo keeps vivid company alongside the likes of Dan Grove, Crackerjack, Beaker Parish, Proxy, and Data, the eclectic cast that made Thriller such a cult favorite. Noteworthy enough to earn a place in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe, Salvo is the kind of character that rewards the curious collector willing to dig into one of the Bronze Age's more unconventional corners.