'Li'l Bad Wolf' (W WDC173-03).
Kenneth F. Champin is best known for his work as an animator at Warner Bros (1937-1953), where he worked in Friz Freleng and Chuck Jones' unit. He later joined the Ray Patin Studios (1953-1962), and Filmfare (1962-1975). He made artwork for several publishers in the 1940s through the Sangor Shop (Bandy, Francois Feline, Peter Puss, Slumber Jack, etc.). Between 1951 and 1957, Champin was a funny animal artist for the publishing house Dell. He created several comics with Disney characters, such as 'Chip 'n' Dale', 'Li'l Bad Wolf' and 'Little Hiawatha'. He also drew Warner Bros. comics with 'Bugs Bunny' and 'Elmer Fudd', as well as stories with the MGM characters 'Tom & Jerry', 'Barney Bear', 'Spike & Tyke', Tex Avery's 'Droopy' and 'Screwy Squirrel' and Walter Lantz's 'Oswald the Rabbit'.
'Li'l Bad Wolf', 1954. Dutch-language version.