Sadie Macintosh (Panic)

Sadie Macintosh is a secondary antagonist in Mike Hammershlammer's "My Gun is the Jury!", the first story of the first issue of the 1954 comic book "Panic". The story is a spoof of Mickey Spillane's "Mike Hammer" character, and the title of his first two novels, "I, the Jury" and "My Gun is Quick".

According to private detective Mike Hammershlammer (who is in fact, female), Sadie Macintosh murdered a "cocoanut" grower in Tahiti. The woman eventually bumps into Mike and attempts to seduce her, but when starts to strip out of her clothes, she reveals a beauty mark on her left shoulder that identifies her as the killer. Mike shoots her and then, upon noticing that she is still alive, grinds her heel onto her face and performs a pirouette.

Mike later learns that Sadie was, along with Mildred Muckle and Emma Gretsle, part of a stolen car racket led by the story's main antagonist, Stella.