Roger Rabbit #8

Roger Rabbit #8 was published by Disney Comics in 1991, part of a series that extended the world of the 1988 film Who Framed Roger Rabbit into the medium of comic books. During this period, Disney launched its own publishing imprint to capture the growing appetite for licensed character adaptations. The comic format allowed for the expansion of Roger's frenetic, gag-heavy universe, blending traditional animation aesthetics with the irreverent humor established in the feature film.

The creative direction for this series relied heavily on the established visual language of the Toontown characters, with artists aiming to replicate the distinct, high-energy style of the movie's animation. These issues were intended to serve as accessible entertainment for younger readers while maintaining the nostalgic appeal for adults. While these comics were widely distributed at the time, they are now regarded as a distinct piece of Disney's 1990s publishing history, representing a concerted effort to keep the character relevant in the years following the film's success.