Vince McMahon

Vince McMahon, the real-life WWE chairman, appeared as a fictionalized version of himself in NBM's licensed wrestling comic series, debuting in Undertaker #5 (1999). He required no fictional backstory, as his public persona as wrestling's most powerful promoter defined his role.

Few figures blur the line between real-world spectacle and four-color adventure quite like Vince McMahon, who made his comics debut in Undertaker #5 back in 1999, courtesy of creators Beau Smith and Manny Clark. A product of the late Modern Age, this version of the WWE chairman has shared ink with some of the biggest names in professional wrestling — The Undertaker, John Cena, Triple H, Big Show, and Kane — across NBM titles like WWE Superstars, WWE Heroes, and WWE. With 27 appearances spanning two decades through 2019, McMahon proves as durable on the comics page as he is under the arena lights. If you're a fan who wants your wrestling lore immortalized in sequential art, his catalog run is a genuinely fascinating corner of sports-entertainment publishing history.