Roly-Poly Comics

Green Publishing’s Roly-Poly Comics was a short-lived, seven-issue humor series from the mid-1940s, anchored by the talents of writer-artist Bill Woggon alongside regular contributors like Ed Goggin, Otto Binder, Irv Novick, and Jack Warren. A cheerful, lighthearted anthology, it captured the playful, post-war comic-book energy of its era, offering readers a mix of slapstick and character-driven gags. Though brief, the series is a charming snapshot of a moment when small publishers and versatile creators shaped the landscape of American comics.