Who Is Oscar Wilde? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Oscar Wilde is a Non-Fictional comic book character, the alter ego of Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde, with over 61 comic issue appearances. An Irish poet, playwright, author and aesthete from the 19th century.

Who is Oscar Wilde?

Origin Oscar Wilde was born in Dublin, the second child of an Irish doctor and an Irish poet and nationalist. His mother's interest in poetry spurred on the young Wilde's interest in it as well. Until he was nine he was educated at home by two governesses, one German and one French , who each taught him their languages. After the age of nine he attended formal schooling at Portora Royal School. When Wilde was 10 his father was knighted. Also when he was 10 his younger sister, Isola, died of meningitis. Character Evolution In 1871 Wilde entered Trinity College, Dublin, where he studied the classics until 1874. There he became especially interested in Greek literature, thanks in great part to the tutelage of J.P.

Key facts

Oscar Wilde is of human origin and first appeared in "The Insane People; Blithe Horizons; The Importance of Being Mirkin; Ruff and Reddy". The character is published by Non-Fictional. With 61 recorded issue appearances, Oscar Wilde ranks among the most featured characters in comics.