Whip Wilson

Whip Wilson lassoed their way into DC Comics history with a debut in Sheldon Mayer's Scribbly #10 in 1950, a Golden Age gem that already counts as a key issue for sharp-eyed collectors. With only a handful of catalog appearances spread across Buzzy, Leave It to Binky, and Scribbly, this is a rare, elusive figure from DC's mid-century humor and adventure landscape — the kind of character that makes digging through Golden Age back issues genuinely rewarding. Sharing pages with the likes of Wonder Woman and Prince Amentep makes for fascinating company, and for anyone tracing the full, wonderfully quirky map of DC's earliest era, Whip Wilson is a small but intriguing pin on that map.