Roger Rabbit #6

Roger Rabbit #6 was published in 1990 by Disney Comics, a period when the studio was actively expanding its print presence to capitalize on the massive success of the 1988 feature film, Who Framed Roger Rabbit. This series aimed to capture the manic energy and film noir tropes of the movie while adapting them for a younger comic book demographic, bridging the gap between adult-oriented cinema and traditional four-color storytelling.

The creative direction for these comics focused on maintaining the visual likeness of the characters established by Touchstone Pictures, often employing various artists to emulate the complex character designs. While the series provided an outlet for fans to experience new adventures featuring Roger, Jessica, and Baby Herman, it was received as a lighthearted extension of the franchise rather than a canonical expansion, eventually concluding as Disney shifted its publishing focus in the early 1990s.