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* ''ComicBook/{{Annihilation}}:'' House Fiyero, who seized control of the Kree Empire in a coup, eventually sell out to the Wave. They try to justify it on a dozen grounds, ignoring their refusal to help fight the Wave (or at least, fight it ''sensibly'') in the first place is what's led to their situation. Ronan the Accuser ain't having any of it.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Annihilation}}:'' ''ComicBook/{{Annihilation}}'': House Fiyero, who seized control of the Kree Empire in a coup, eventually sell out to the Wave. They try to justify it on a dozen grounds, ignoring their refusal to help fight the Wave (or at least, fight it ''sensibly'') in the first place is what's led to their situation. Ronan the Accuser ain't having any of it.
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* ''ComicBook/TheFlash'': Wally West's father Rudy West was revealed to have been an agent of the Manhunters, a race of KnightTemplar alien robots, since before Wally was even born. He tries to recruit Wally to his cause, but obviously he isn't interested. And then as soon as the Manhunters are beaten, [[DirtyCoward he fakes his death]], only resurfacing during the ''next'' alien invasion (this time ostensibly on Earth's side).
* ''ComicBook/TheFlintstones'': Mr. Slate once the aliens arrive at Bedrock.
* ''ComicBook/TheFlintstones'': Mr. Slate once the aliens arrive at Bedrock.
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* ''ComicBook/TheFlash'': In ''ComicBook/TheFlash1987'' #8, a tie-in to the ''ComicBook/{{Millennium|1988}}'' event, Wally West's father Rudy West was revealed to have been an agent of the Manhunters, a race of KnightTemplar alien robots, since before Wally was even born. He tries to recruit Wally to his cause, but obviously he isn't interested. And then as soon as the Manhunters are beaten, [[DirtyCoward he fakes his death]], only resurfacing during the ''next'' alien invasion (this time ostensibly on Earth's side).
*''ComicBook/TheFlintstones'': ''ComicBook/{{The Flintstones|2016}}'': Mr. Slate once the aliens arrive at Bedrock.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Savage}}'' has two major examples, both of whom were installed as Prime Minister by the Volgans once the UK has been conquered. In the original run, this was a man named Simon Creepton, while the 2004 revival has a pastiche of Tony Blair nicknamed "Scooty".
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* ''ComicBook/{{Savage}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Savage}}'': The comic has two major examples, both of whom were installed as Prime Minister by the Volgans once the UK has been conquered. In the original run, this was a man named Simon Creepton, while the 2004 revival has a pastiche of Tony Blair nicknamed "Scooty".
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'': Most of Dr. Eggman's Egg Bosses are this to some degree. The biggest example, however, is Mordred Hood, who sold out his nation just so Eggman would put him in charge.
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* ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'': Most of Dr. Eggman's Egg Grandmasters/Egg Bosses are this to some degree. degree, either having joined Eggman after he conquered their people for a position of power or joined him before the conquering under the hopes of getting a position of power once he got around to it. The biggest example, however, is Mordred Hood, Hood pre- ''and'' post-CosmicRetcon, who sold out his nation in both continuities just so Eggman would put him in charge.
