Invisible Kid

Few Silver Age debuts have proven as quietly enduring as Invisible Kid, who first materialized in the pages of Action Comics #267 in 1960, brought to life by the prolific Otto Binder and artist Wayne Boring. Over the span of an remarkable 65 years, this DC character has kept extraordinary company — sharing adventures with the likes of Saturn Girl, Brainiac 5, Imra Ardeen, and Reep Daggle across the cosmos of DC's future-set storytelling. With key appearances spread across Adventure Comics, The Brave and the Bold, and even a spotlight in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe — that hallowed roll call of DC's most significant figures — Invisible Kid has earned genuine collector respect, with eight appearances recognized as key issues. A Silver Age original still turning up in comics six decades on, Invisible Kid is exactly the kind of character that rewards the curious fan willing to dig a little deeper into DC's rich legacy.