Richard Nixon
historical figure, 37th president of the United States
- Also known as President Richard Nixon,Vice President Richard Nixon
Richard Milhous Nixon (January 9, 1913 - April 22, 1994) was the 37th president of the United States, serving from 1969 until his resignation in 1974. Previously Nixon had served in the U.S. House of Representatives, California's 12th district, 1947–1950, the U.S. Senator from California, 1950–1953, and as Vice President of the United States, 1953-1961.
Appearances
- Forward with Eisenhower-Nixon #[nn] — 1956-00-00
- Panic #2 — 1958-09-00
- Sick #3 [3] — 1960-12-00
- Mad #60 — 1961-01-00
- Sick #4 [4] — 1961-02-00
- Mad #62 — 1961-04-00
- Sick #3 [17] — 1962-12-00
- Mad #77 — 1963-03-00
- Mad #79 — 1963-06-00
- Mad #80 — 1963-07-00
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #12 [358] — 1964-02-13
- Mad Follies #5 — 1967-00-00
- Yellow Dog #2 (09/10) — 1969-04-00
- Comickazi #1 — 1969-09-00
- The Incredible Hulk #119 — 1969-09-00
- The Ridiculously Expensive Mad #[nn] — 1969-10-00
- MacPherson Editorial Cartoons #1970 — 1970-00-00
- Castle of Frankenstein #15 — 1970-00-00
- Action Comics #385 — 1970-02-00
- Action Comics #386 — 1970-03-00
- Sick #4 (76) — 1970-06-00
- Smile #1 — 1970-07-00
- Astonishing Tales #1 — 1970-08-00
- Sick #7 (79) — 1970-10-00
- National Lampoon Magazine #7 — 1970-10-00
- Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #Fall '70 [1] — 1970-10-00
- Fantastic Four #103 — 1970-10-00
- Fantastic Four #104 — 1970-11-00
- Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #5 — 1971-00-00
- Sick #1 (81) — 1971-02-00
- Mad #145 — 1971-09-00
- The American Legion #4 — 1971-10-00
- Captain America #144 — 1971-12-00
- Drool Magazine #1 — 1972-00-00
- Cracked #100 — 1972-05-00
- Fantastic Four #123 — 1972-06-00
- Cracked #105 — 1972-11-00
- Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year #1972 — 1973-00-00
- Sick Annual #13 — 1973-00-00
- Cracked #109 — 1973-07-00
- Penthouse #8 — 1974-04-00
- Crazy Magazine #4 — 1974-05-00
- The Art in Cartooning #[nn] — 1975-00-00
- Flamed-out Funnies #2 — 1976-11-00
- What If? #9 — 1978-06-00
- The Comics Journal #50 — 1979-10-00
- Marvel's Greatest Comics #83 — 1979-12-00
- Rip Off Comix #7 — 1980-00-00
- Marvel's Greatest Comics #84 — 1980-01-00
- High Times Magazine #85 — 1982-09-00
- Superman #400 — 1984-10-00
- Watchmen #1 — 1986-09-00
- Anything Goes! #2 — 1986-12-00
- Dark Wolf #4 — 1987-10-00
- Rip Off Comix #21 — 1988-12-00
- World War 3 Illustrated #17 — 1992-00-00
- ALF #50 — 1992-02-00
- Love and Rockets #39 — 1992-08-00
- 'Breed #1 — 1994-01-18
- 'Breed: Book of Genesis #[nn] — 1994-09-00
- Mad #350 — 1996-10-10
- Marvel: The Lost Generation #7 — 2000-08-00
- 2000 AD #1315 — 2002-10-30
- Wizard Ace Edition: The Avengers #4 #[nn] — 2002-11-20
- Essential Avengers #4 — 2004-08-04
- Marvel Masterworks: The Fantastic Four #10 — 2006-05-24
- Marvel Masterworks: The Avengers #9 — 2009-05-28
- Spider-Man: American Son #[nn] — 2009-10-28
- Captain America: Man Out of Time #[nn] — 2011-05-25
- Captain America: Man Out of Time #[nn] — 2011-11-30
- Mad's Greatest Artists: Mort Drucker #[nn] — 2012-09-00
- Before Watchmen: Comedian #5 — 2013-03-00
- Deadpool #1 — 2013-05-29
- Marvel Now! Omnibus #[nn] — 2013-07-03
- Marvel Masterworks: The Fantastic Four #10 — 2014-02-26
- Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Rarities #1 — 2014-08-27
- Marvel Masterworks: The Incredible Hulk #8 — 2014-11-12
- Batman '66 Meets the Green Hornet #6 — 2015-01-00
- Mad's Greatest Writers: Frank Jacobs #[nn] — 2015-04-22
- Mad #533 — 2015-06-00
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