| Bungleton Green | |
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Real Name |
Bungleton Green |
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First Appearance |
Bungleton Green (1920) |
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Original Publisher |
The Chicago Defender |
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Created by |
Leslie Rogers |
Character Origin[]
Bungleton Green was an African-American man, who went through various situations and occupations, including poor, hat lay-about to a self-made millionaire, a proud father, and time traveler.
Public Domain Comics Appearance[]
- Bungleton Green Comic Strip - Chicago Defender (1920-1929)
Notes[]
- All published appearances of Bungleton Green from before January 1, 1930 are public domain in the US.
- The strip Bungleton Green was created by Leslie Rogers and was a humor strip launched in 1920 in the African-American newspaper The Chigado Defender. Rogers was replaced by Harry Brown in 1928, Jay Jackson in 1936, the latter a pulp fiction artist. In November 1942, Jackson adopted a realistic style and exchanged humor for science fiction, making Green travel to the 21st century.