Abraham Lincoln
historical figure, 16th president of the United States
- Also known as President Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln (February 12, 1809 - April 15, 1865) was the 16th president of the United States, serving from 1861 until his assassination at the hands of John Wilkes Booth in 1865. He led the United States through the American Civil War, defeating the Confederacy and playing a major role in the abolition of slavery. Prior to becoming president, Lincoln was a member of the Illinois House of Representatives from Sangamon County and a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Illinois' 7th district.
Appearances
- Toyfare: The Toy Magazine #103
- Judge #189 — 1885-05-30
- Judge #427 — 1889-12-21
- Judge #779 — 1896-09-19
- Judge #781 — 1896-10-03
- Judge #1153 — 1903-11-21
- The History of the Nineteenth Century in Caricature #[nn] — 1904-04-00
- Life #1621 — 1913-11-20
- Successful Farming #2 — 1915-02-00
- Cartoons by Bradley #[nn] — 1917-00-00
- Successful Farming #2 — 1918-02-00
- Successful Farming #3 — 1918-03-00
- The War in Cartoons #[nn] — 1919-09-08
- Judge #2140 — 1922-11-04
- Judge #2154 — 1923-02-10
- Judge #2206 — 1924-02-09
- Judge #2226 — 1924-06-28
- The Saturday Evening Post #8 — 1927-08-20
- The Saturday Evening Post #13 — 1927-09-24
- Judge #2435 — 1928-06-30
- The Saturday Evening Post #27 — 1929-01-05
- New Masses #5 — 1930-10-00
- Hit Comics #25 — 1942-12-00
- Pep Comics #42 — 1943-09-00
- Camera Comics #3 (3) — 1944-12-00
- Kid Eternity #2 — 1946-07-00
- Real Fact Comics #5 — 1946-11-00
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #6 [12] — 1946-11-12
- Classic Comics #33 — 1947-01-00
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #12 [18] — 1947-02-04
- 48 Famous Americans #[nn] — 1947-06-15
- Animal Fables #5 — 1947-07-00
- Know Your Presidents #[1948] — 1948-00-00
- Millie the Model Comics #10 — 1948-02-00
- Detective Comics #155 — 1950-01-00
- Jesse James #1 — 1950-08-00
- Badmen of the West #1 — 1951-00-00
- A Picture Story of the United States #[nn] — 1953-00-00
- Superman Annual #1953-4 — 1953-00-00
- Approved Comics #2 — 1954-03-00
- Battlefront #30 — 1955-04-00
- Mad #24 — 1955-07-00
- Strange Mysteries #9 — 1958-00-00
- Classics Illustrated #142 [O] — 1958-01-00
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #1 [267] — 1959-09-17
- For Laughing Out Loud #14 — 1960-01-00
- Archie #110 — 1960-06-00
- Classics Illustrated #142 [HRN 158] — 1960-09-00
- Archie #114 — 1960-11-00
- Superboy #85 — 1960-12-00
- Superman #146 — 1961-07-00
- The Blue Phantom #[nn] — 1962-06-00
- Mad #77 — 1963-03-00
- Mad #79 — 1963-06-00
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #12 [358] — 1964-02-13
- Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #16 [382] — 1965-04-08
- Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #89 — 1965-12-00
- Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #62 — 1966-01-00
- Fantastic Four Annual #5 — 1967-11-00
- The Art and Politics of Thomas Nast #[nn] — 1968-00-00
- The Brave and the Bold #78 — 1968-06-00
- MacPherson Editorial Cartoons #1970 — 1970-00-00
- The American Legion #2 — 1971-02-00
- Ripley's Believe It or Not! #16 — 1971-03-00
- Mad Special [Mad Super Special] #9 — 1972-00-00
- Ghosts #4 — 1972-03-00
- A Century of Political Cartoons: Caricature in the United States from 1800 to 1900 #[nn] — 1975-00-00
- Dan O'Neill's Comics and Stories #2 — 1975-12-00
- Dynomutt #1 — 1977-11-00
- Scooby-Doo #2 — 1977-12-00
- Captain America #222 — 1978-06-00
- Abraham Lincoln - Franklin D. Roosevelt #19-3541 — 1979-00-00
- Archie #301 — 1981-02-00
- Archie Giant Series Magazine #504 — 1981-03-00
- Life with Archie #227 — 1981-11-00
- Archie Giant Series Magazine #523 — 1982-10-00
- Archie Comics Digest #57 — 1982-12-00
- Little Archie #179 — 1982-12-00
- Superman from the Thirties to the Eighties #[nn] — 1983-09-30
- Superman #400 — 1984-10-00
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