#tim mee

I recognized the Key and Johnny Thunder immediately, the others I did not.

J. Thunder is a D-lister, so that's no big feat, and the Key got some event BS in the past 2 decades as I recall, and the comic shop I used to work at had a copy of JLA 41 on the wall, I saw it every day.

I found Mouse-Man with a search for "DC Mouse villain" early in.

I found Key Master's intro issue in a cover gallery online, and that lead me to Brainstorm and Johnny Thunder's covers. Realizing everything was in an early-to-mid '65 range, I started checking cover galleries for the involved characters until I found the Aquaman creature.

If the robot was from the same time period, it was either on a Flash cover (I couldn't find a complete 1960s the Flash cover gallery) or was inside one of the books.

The identical sculpt style and the very "tail-end-golden-age" DC look of the other characters made me immediately suspect they weren't re-uses from generic lines. Generic superhero stuff in that format tended to follow a more knock-offy look, like with these Tim-Mee "honest, that's not Thor and Doctor Doom" figs.