Andrew Jackson

Andrew Jackson, the seventh President of the United States, appears here as a historical figure in educational comics — a frontier soldier and statesman known for the Battle of New Orleans and his consequential, controversial presidency in the early nineteenth century.

Few figures from American history have made the leap to comics pages quite like Andrew Jackson, who first appeared in 1953 courtesy of the United States Information Service and has kept remarkable company ever since — sharing panels with the likes of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and other titans of the early republic. His catalog footprint spans an impressive six decades, turning up everywhere from the educational pages of A Picture Story of the United States and Frontier Fighters to, perhaps most surprisingly, Deadpool. With only five recorded appearances he's a rare find, making each issue a genuine curiosity for collectors drawn to the intersection of history and sequential art.