Hillary Clinton

A satirical caricature of the real-life U.S. First Lady, Hillary Clinton appeared in Mad Magazine's trademark political parody content, lampooning public figures through exaggerated humor rather than any fictional backstory.

Few real-world figures have earned a recurring spot in the satirical spotlight quite like Hillary Clinton, whose comics presence stretches from her 1993 debut in Mad #320 — courtesy of the legendary Dave Berg — all the way through 2022, a nearly three-decade run that tracks her remarkable public journey. EC's Mad is her natural home, that beloved temple of sharp-elbowed American satire, though her catalog appearances span some surprising corners of the comics world. Along the way she shares pages with the likes of Bill Clinton, Alfred E. Neuman, Barack Obama, and even the dystopian lawman Judge Dredd — a roster that tells you everything about the wild, irreverent company satire keeps. With 21 catalogued appearances across the Copper and Modern Ages, she's one of the more durably depicted real-world figures in comics, a testament to how thoroughly she shaped the cultural conversation for a generation.