Sir Seaton Begg

Sir Seaton Begg is a metatemporal detective from Michael Moorcock's literary multiverse, an agent who investigates crimes across different realities and eras. A recurring figure in Moorcock's prose fiction, he made his comics debut in the 1997 DC miniseries adapting Moorcock's interconnected Multiverse saga.

Stepping out of Michael Moorcock's sprawling literary mythology and onto the comics page, Sir Seaton Begg made his four-color debut in 1997's Michael Moorcock's Multiverse #1, brought to life by the legendary pairing of Moorcock himself and artist Walter Simonson for DC Comics. A Modern Age creation with genuine Moorcock pedigree, he's the kind of character who carries the weight of an entire multiverse behind him, rubbing shoulders across the years with figures as varied as the eternal swordsman Elric of Melniboné and the pulp-heroic Tom Strong and his remarkable family. Across nearly three decades and appearances in titles that span Moorcock's richly interconnected cosmos, Sir Seaton Begg is a rewarding find for any reader who loves comics that reach beyond the superhero mainstream into stranger, more literary territory — a character where every appearance feels like a doorway into something wonderfully vast.