Who Is Indiana Jones? Origin, Powers and Key Facts
Indiana Jones (Company-Licensed): Renowned archaeologist and 'obtainer of rare antiquities,' Indiana Jones divides his time between teaching university archeology courses and tracking

Indiana Jones is a Company-Licensed comic book character, the alter ego of Henry Jones Jr., with over 353 comic issue appearances. Renowned archaeologist and 'obtainer of rare antiquities,' Indiana Jones divides his time between teaching university archeology courses and tracking ancient artifacts.
Who is Indiana Jones?
Origin Henry Jones Jr. Born Henry Jones Jr. on July 1, 1899 to globe-trotting Scottish professor of medieval literature Henry Jones Sr. and Anna Lauren Jones in Princeton, NJ. He had a sister, Susie that died at an early age. When Indy first learned to walk he showed it by finding his way up to the roof of his house. In 1905 Indy would name himself after the beloved family malamute, Indiana. His father though would still refer to him Junior well into his adult life much to the chagrin of Indy.
Key facts
Indiana Jones is of human origin. The character is published by Company-Licensed. With 353 recorded issue appearances, Indiana Jones ranks among the most featured characters in comics.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Indiana Jones?
Renowned archaeologist and 'obtainer of rare antiquities,' Indiana Jones divides his time between teaching university archeology courses and tracking ancient artifacts.
What is Indiana Jones's real name?
Indiana Jones's real identity is Henry Jones Jr..



