Suzy

Few characters can claim a Golden Age pedigree as distinguished as Suzy's — debuting in National Comics #1 in 1940, brought to life by the legendary Will Eisner and Dave Berg at Quality Comics. That first issue alone carries collector-significant status, making it a genuine landmark for anyone serious about the era. Suzy shares her pages with a colorful cast including Uncle Sam himself, alongside Teddy, Porky, Sunshine Jones, and Sally O'Neil, placing her squarely in one of the most vibrant corners of Golden Age comics. With a publishing footprint stretching across nearly five decades and appearances in National Comics and its companion titles, she's a quiet testament to how richly layered that foundational era truly was.