Sgt. Slaughter

Few characters bridge the worlds of pop culture and comics quite like Sgt. Slaughter, who made his four-color debut in 1991's World Wrestling Federation Ultimate Warrior's Workout — a Copper/Modern Age entry point that put him squarely in the wild, anything-goes era when wrestling and comics collided with tremendous energy. Published by NBM across a remarkable stretch running all the way to 2018, he's turned up in titles like WWE Superstars, World Wrestling Federation Battlemania, and WWE Slam City, proving his staying power across nearly three decades. The company he keeps is nothing short of legendary — sharing pages with icons like The Undertaker, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Jake "The Snake" Roberts, and "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase, his comics appearances read like a who's who of sports entertainment royalty. For collectors hunting the intersection of wrestling nostalgia and comic history, Sgt. Slaughter is a genuinely fun piece of that uniquely American pop-culture crossover.