Priscilla Dolly

Priscilla Dolly stepped onto the Marvel stage in 1978, born from the creative partnership of Marv Wolfman and Carmine Infantino in the pages of Spider-Woman #3 — a Bronze Age debut that planted her firmly in one of Marvel's most distinctive corners of that era. Over a surprisingly durable span stretching all the way to 2015, she's kept remarkable company, sharing adventures with Jessica Drew, the Hangman, and other memorable figures from Spider-Woman's world. With only 15 catalogued appearances she's a rare find rather than a household name, the kind of character that rewards the devoted reader digging deep into back-issue bins — and her debut issue's key-issue pedigree makes her origin a genuinely worthwhile stop on any Bronze Age tour.