Rufus was an African American servant and friend to Johnny Rebel. He helped the boy hero fight crime, and tried his best to keep him out of trouble. Like most African-American characters created during this period, he was prone to bouts of cowardliness and horrendously phonetic accents, but Johnny treated him with genuine respect, which is more than can be said for lots of his fellow Golden Age characters.
| Alias Rufus |
| Real Names/Alt Names Rufus |
| Characteristics Hero, Sidekick, Chesler Universe, World War II Era, Public Domain |
| Creators/Key Contributors Unknown |
| First Appearance Yankee Comics #2 (1941) |
| First Publisher Chesler / Dynamic [CB+] [DCM] [GCD] |
| Appearance List Yankee Comics #2-4, Bulls Eye Comics #11, All-New Short Story Comics #1 |
| Sample Read Yankee Comics [DCM] [CB+] |
| Description Rufus was an African American servant and friend to Johnny Rebel. He helped the boy hero fight crime, and tried his best to keep him out of trouble. Like most African-American characters created during this period, he was prone to bouts of cowardliness and horrendously phonetic accents, but Johnny treated him with genuine respect, which is more than can be said for lots of his fellow Golden Age characters. |
| Source Rufus – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki |
