Farrah Fawcett

A fictionalized comic-book version of the real-life celebrity, this Farrah Fawcett appears as a glamorous guest in Archie Comics' Riverdale universe, crossing paths with characters like Betty and the gang during the height of her 1970s fame.

A fun piece of Bronze Age pop-culture crossover history, this comic incarnation of Farrah Fawcett made her debut in the pages of Sabrina, the Teenage Witch #42 in 1977 — right at the height of her real-world fame — brought to life by the legendary Archie Comics duo of George Gladir and Bob Bolling. She turns up across a handful of Archie titles through the early 1980s, including Archie Giant Series Magazine and Life with Archie, keeping glamorous company with beloved Riverdale regulars like Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, and Archie Andrews, as well as Josie McCoy and Valerie Brown. With only ten catalog appearances, she's a genuine rarity — a fleeting but unmistakable snapshot of the moment when Archie Comics and mainstream celebrity culture collided in the most wonderfully Bronze Age way imaginable. For collectors who love their funny books with a side of nostalgia, tracking down her appearances is a delightful little treasure hunt.