Who Is Pluto? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Pluto is a In the Public Domain comic book character, with over 25 comic issue appearances. Pluto is a one eyed black cat from a short story by Edgar Allan Poe.

Who is Pluto?

Literary History Pluto is named after the Roman God of the underworld. It first appears in the Story the Black Cat by Edgar Allan Poe . The story was printed in the Saturday Evening Post in 1843. Character History Pluto did not always have one eye. It's eye was cut out by it's owner in a drunken rage. The cat was always loved by the owner up until this point and afterwords the cat would run in fear anytime he saw it. This would later anger the man until he eventually kills the cat by hanging it from tree. Afterlife The Cat Came Back A series of coincidences happen after the cats murder to suggest that it has some back from the dead.

Key facts

Pluto is of animal origin and first appeared in "Introducing Yellowjacket". The character is published by In the Public Domain. With 25 recorded issue appearances, Pluto ranks among the most featured characters in comics.