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Real Name |
Darrel Creig |
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First Appearance |
Daredevil Comics #5 (1941) |
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Original Publisher |
Lev Gleason |
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Created by |
Bernard Klein and Dick Wood |
Origin[]
Darrel Creig was 13 years old when his father died, leaving him the heir to the family's steel fortune. His uncle, who longed to get his hands on the fortune for quite some time, decided that he would not let his nephew get in his way and threw Darrel off the top of Statue of Liberty. Luckily for the young boy, 13 saw him fall and caught him before he could hit the ground. The older hero took Jinx to his apartment. Darrel wanted to help 13 bring his uncle to justice, and the hero connected, giving him a costume and dubbing him Jinx.
Jinx with 13.
After Darrel's uncle was brought to justice, Darrel continued to assist 13 as Jinx. Judging by the fact that Darrel lived with Harold Higgins from that point on, it can be assumed that, with no biological relatives left, 13 became his guardian. Darrel's steel fortune was rarely, if ever, brought up again (though it may be what paid the duo's bills, since 13 didn't seem to have any job in his civilian identity).
Public Domain Appearances[]
- Daredevil Comics #5-17