Linda Lee

Few characters capture the breezy, small-town charm of postwar American comics quite like Linda Lee, a Golden Age gem who first stepped onto the page in 1948's Leave It to Binky #1 — brought to life by the talented trio of Hal Seegar, Sheldon Mayer, and Bob Oksner under the DC banner. She's a fixture of the beloved teen-humor world of Leave It to Binky, sharing those cheerful pages with the likes of Binky Biggs, Peggy Baxter, and the rest of that endearing cast through the late 1940s and into the 1950s. With six of her appearances recognized as collector-significant key issues, Linda Lee is no background player — she's a genuine piece of DC's lighter, laugh-filled Golden Age legacy. For fans who love the era when comics were pure fun and neighborhood life felt like an adventure, she's absolutely worth tracking down.