Roger Rabbit #10

Roger Rabbit #10 was published by Disney Comics in 1991 as part of the popular series that expanded upon the universe of the 1988 feature film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Disney sought to capitalize on the film's massive success by producing original comic book adventures that maintained the zany, slapstick tone of the Toontown characters while introducing them to new, episodic conflicts.

The comic series featured a rotating team of writers and artists tasked with capturing the distinct visual style of the animated characters, which often involved high-energy layouts and exaggerated expressions reminiscent of classic short-form animation. While these comics were primarily aimed at a younger demographic and fans of the film, they are now held by collectors as a representative example of Disney’s mid-era licensed publishing efforts and the company's commitment to building out the Roger Rabbit franchise in print media.