Charlie Chaplin

In the early 1970s, British publisher Thorpe & Porter brought the silent film legend to the four-color page with Charlie Chaplin, a six-issue comic series that translated the Tramp's timeless slapstick and pathos into sequential art. Each issue presented original, wordless adventures—a natural fit for a character defined by physical comedy and visual storytelling. While the artist remains unidentified, the series stands as a charming, niche artifact of the era's pop culture licensing, preserving Chaplin's iconic persona for a new generation of readers.