Eastern Color
Sep 1934
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Joe Palooka
Joe Palooka
Creation & Design
Joe Palooka was created by Ham Fisher as a comic strip character in the 1930s, designed to embody the ideal American boxer, showcasing both physical prowess and a good-hearted nature.Early Years
Initially appearing in comic strips, Joe Palooka quickly gained popularity, leading to his own comic book series and adaptations in various media, including films and radio.Character Development
Over the years, Joe Palooka evolved from a simple comic strip character into a cultural icon, representing the American spirit and the struggles of athletes, while also addressing social issues through his stories.Cultural Reception
Joe Palooka was well-received by audiences, becoming a beloved character in American pop culture, especially during the 1930s to 1950s.Character Details
Real Name:
Joseph Palooka
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Boxing Community, Various Sports Teams
Abilities:
Boxing Skills, Athleticism, Charisma
Equipment:
Boxing Gloves, Trunks
Weight:
200lbs
Height:
6' 0"
Eye Color:
brown
Hair Color:
black
Harvey
Jan 1942
Joe Palooka #1
Harvey
Nov 1945
Joe Palooka Comics #1
Harvey
Dec 1947
Joe Palooka #15
Harvey
Feb 1948
Joe Palooka #17
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