Roger Rabbit #4

Roger Rabbit #4, published in 1991 by Disney Comics, is part of a series that extended the world of the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Following the massive success of the movie, Disney Comics launched a monthly series to capitalize on the character's popularity and the unique noir-meets-cartoon aesthetic established by Touchstone Pictures. These issues aimed to capture the kinetic energy of the film while adapting the tone for a broader comic-book readership.

The creative direction for this series leaned heavily on the established character designs of Roger, Jessica, and Baby Herman, often utilizing a mix of veteran comic artists and animators to maintain visual consistency with the motion picture. The series was designed to function as an episodic expansion of the Toontown universe, maintaining the slapstick humor and meta-fictional elements that made the original film a cultural landmark. It was generally received as a lighthearted supplement to the film, appealing primarily to fans looking to spend more time with the characters in a print format.