Little Groucho

A single 1955 issue from Reston Publications, Little Groucho adapts the wisecracking Marx Brother into a mischievous, pint-sized comic strip character. Published in the mid-century heyday of licensed humor comics, the issue stands as a curious, one-shot attempt to translate Groucho’s cigar-and-mustache persona into a kid-friendly, four-color format. It remains a minor but charming footnote for fans of classic comedy and vintage tie-in publishing.