Jackie Kennedy

Few figures from the real world made the leap into Silver Age comics quite like Jackie Kennedy, who debuted in the pages of Sick #1 in 1962 — a satirical Prize publication that never shied away from skewering the headlines of the day. Sharing the page with John F. Kennedy himself, her appearances reflect the outsized cultural fascination with Camelot-era America that permeated pop culture of the period. What's genuinely remarkable is the breadth of her comics footprint: from Sick's irreverent humor to the gritty pages of 2000 AD and the prestige of Before Watchmen: Comedian, her image proved surprisingly durable across fifty years of the medium. With only six catalog appearances she's a rare find, but those issues span some genuinely fascinating corners of comics history.