Nana Romy

Born in the vibrant, pop-art cosmos Mike Allred built at AAA Pop, Nana Romy made her entrance in 2000's The Atomics #1 — a Modern Age debut that planted her firmly in one of indie comics' most stylish, joyfully offbeat corners. Over more than two decades she's kept extraordinary company, sharing pages with the likes of Madman, It Girl, Lava Lass, and Jack Pomade — a roster that signals just how deep into Allred's beloved universe this character runs. Her appearances stretch across landmark collections like the Madman Library Edition and Madman 20th Anniversary Monster!, marking her as a genuine thread in the fabric of that celebrated mythology. Fourteen catalog appearances across 21 years may be a selective count, but for fans who love Allred's singular blend of retro cool and heartfelt storytelling, Nana Romy is exactly the kind of discovery worth chasing down.