'Little Archie'.
Robert (Bob) Bolling is a longtime artist for Archie Comics, and the creator of the spin-off series 'Little Archie'. He was born in Brockton, Massachusetts, served in the US Navy and educated at Vesper George Art School in Boston. Bolling began his career assisting George Shedd on the 'Marlin Keel' comic in 1953/1954. He became a freelancer at Archie Comics in 1954, where his first work was writing and drawing joke pages and the 'Pat the Brat' feature.
'Little Archie'.
In 1956, Bolling created the 'Little Archie' comic, starring younger versions of the classic Archie characters, such as Jughead, Betty, Veronica, and of course Archie himself. He also created a score of new characters, including the villain Mad Doctor Doom. The title even got a couple of spin-offs of its own, such as 'Little Archie in Animal Land' and 'Little Archie Mystery Comics'. He worked on the comic full-time until 1965, drawing both comedy and adventure stories, when his assistant Dexter Taylor took over.
'Sabrina the Teenage Witch'.
Bolling then moved over to the regular series, and continued to work on titles like 'Archie's Pals and Gals' and 'Archie and Me', but also on 'Sabrina the Teenage Witch'. He has continued to draw comic stories for Archie Comics digests to this day, although well into his 80s. In 1984-85, he additionally drew 'Wally the Wizard' for Marvel.
'Wally the Wizard'.