Yoko Ono

Few figures from the cultural explosion of the late 1960s made the leap into comics quite like Yoko Ono, who debuted in the pages of Sick #6 (70) in 1969, brought to life by the satirical pen of Bill Majeski and Don Orehek for Hewfred Publications. A Silver Age curiosity, she turns up in a slim but fascinating handful of appearances — including Marvel Comics Super Special — sharing the page with none other than John Lennon, which tells you something about the rarefied, headline-grabbing world these issues inhabited. With only three catalog appearances across a run stretching into the late 1970s, she's a rare find for collectors who love the moments when pop culture and the comics page collided in wonderfully unexpected ways.