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Betty Dean

Betty Dean

25 appearances · Golden Age · 1941–2012 · 2 key issues
Who is Betty Dean?

Few characters can claim they were rubbing shoulders with Marvel's earliest legends from the very dawn of the Golden Age, but Betty Dean has been doing exactly that since 1941, when Carl Burgos introduced her in The Human Torch #3. A fixture of the Marvel Mystery Comics era, she kept remarkable company — sharing pages with the likes of Namor, the Sub-Mariner, and the original Human Torch himself across a publishing span that stretches an impressive seven decades to 2012. With appearances in cornerstone titles like Marvel Mystery Comics, Young Men, and Saga of the Sub-Mariner, and two collector-recognized key issues to her name, Betty Dean is a genuine piece of Marvel's foundational history — the kind of character that reminds you just how deep and rich that Golden Age tapestry really runs.

★ First appearance
The Human Torch #3
Jan 1941

Appearances

The Human Torch (1940)
#3
Marvel Mystery Comics (1939)
Sub-Mariner Comics (1941)
#15
Daring Comics (1944)
#11
Namora (1948)
#2
Blonde Phantom Comics (1946)
#20
Young Men (1950)
Sub-Mariner (1954)
#34
Marvel Super-Heroes (1967)
#20
Marvel Feature (1971)
#2
Giant-Size Defenders (1974)
#3
The Invaders (1975)
#4
Saga of the Sub-Mariner (1988)
Marvels (1994)
#1
Young Men #25 [JC Penney Marvel Vintage Pack] (1994)
Giant-Size Marvel Adventures The Avengers (2007)
#1
Marvel Masterworks: Atlas Era Heroes (2007)
#2
Marvel Masterworks: Golden Age Marvel Comics (2004)
#7