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#1 Sable has her own comic book featuring herself as a superhero
After leaving the WWE back in 1999, Sable went on to publish her autobiography, titled "Undefeated". She also released an independent comic book named "The 10th Muse". The comic book was written by the critically acclaimed writer, Marv Wolfman.
The debut issue was the sixth highest selling issue in the American comic book market in November of 2000. In the comic book, Sable is portrayed as a modern-day daughter of the legendary Greek God, Zeus. The original series was published by Image Comics, the company that went on to produce masterpieces like "The Walking Dead" and "Alex+Ada".
An alternate cover of the comic book featured a real-life portrait of Sable on the cover. The comic went on to be revived for the 2nd volume in 2005 and didn't feature Sable in any capacity.
