Colonel Sanders

Creation & Design

Colonel Sanders was created as a marketing figure for KFC, embodying the spirit of Southern hospitality and quality cooking.

Early Years

Harland Sanders began cooking for travelers at a gas station in the 1930s, eventually developing his famous fried chicken recipe.

Character Development

Over the years, Colonel Sanders has evolved from a real person into a beloved brand mascot, representing quality and comfort food for millions around the world.

Cultural Reception

Colonel Sanders is widely recognized and has become a symbol of American fast food culture, often parodied and referenced in various media.

Character Details

Real Name:
Harland David Sanders
Aliases:
The Colonel, KFC Founder
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
KFC, Fast Food Industry
Abilities:
Culinary Skills, Business Acumen
Equipment:
Secret Recipe, White Suit
Weight:
180lbs
Height:
5' 10"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
white

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2000 AD #77

Rebellion 1978 Vol. 1
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2000 AD #78

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San Diego Comic Con 2015 exclusive

Origin of Colonel Sanders, events that led to the discovery of his superpower - making fried chicken

'The Colonel of Two Worlds'

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'Colonel Corps'

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'Across The Universe'

Scarce, promotional issue given away at New York Comic Con 2017

Cover art inspired by Green Lantern #76 (1970)

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