Tiny

Tiny made their DC Comics debut in 1967's Strange Adventures #205 — a Silver Age issue brought to life by the legendary creative pairing of Arnold Drake and Carmine Infantino — and that first appearance carries enough collector weight to be recognized as a key issue. Sharing pages with the likes of Deadman, Boston Brand, and the mystical Rama Kushna puts Tiny in remarkably atmospheric company, woven into one of DC's most haunting corners of the Silver Age. Their presence across Strange Adventures, World's Finest Comics, and even the landmark Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe over an 18-year span speaks to a character with genuine staying power in the DC tapestry. A rare find with a distinguished debut — exactly the kind of deep-cut discovery that makes Silver Age collecting such a rewarding adventure.