Commissaire James Gordon

Few characters carry the weight of Gotham's history quite like Commissaire James Gordon, who made his catalog debut in the pages of Superman #9 in 1966 — a Silver Age entry point that placed this stalwart figure in distinguished company from the very start. Created by the legendary Bill Finger and Sheldon Moldoff, Gordon has proven remarkably enduring, with a presence in the catalog stretching across roughly six decades and 56 appearances spanning Superman, Batman, and Batman et Superman Géant under the Interpresse banner. He shares his pages with some of the most iconic names in comics — Alfred Pennyworth, Robin, Superman, Clark Kent, and the Joker among them — a roster that speaks to just how central this character is to the grand tapestry of superhero storytelling. With two key issues to his name, Commissaire James Gordon is a collector's touchstone and a testament to the enduring power of the characters Bill Finger helped bring to life.