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| - In the Harvey Comics, he appears to cross pads with Harvey's other characters, but does have his own solo series. He who later appear in a comic series call Devil's Kids. He was originally suppose to get his own cartoon series, but it never came to full wish-in. He is considered by most to be the original Hellboy.
- Created and first drawn by Warren Kremer, Hot Stuff has appeared in at least eight comic book titles including Hot Stuff Sizzlers (from 1960), Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff (from 1962), and Hot Stuff Creepy Caves (from 1974) as well and multiple back-up stories from 1957 to 1982, 1986 to 1991, and with some later publications briefly during the 1990s. The character has not been published in comics since then.
- -Hot Stuff, Casper and the spectrals After Casper, the Friendly Ghost and Wendy, the Good Little Witch , Harvey Comics created another character based on childhood fears and settled on a devil character named Hot Stuff. As with all Harvey kid characters, most of the “bad” characters are merely mischievous at heart, and usually have good intentions, despite being a little bit rascally. Harvey had such high hopes for Hot Stuff, so much so that it didn't even debut as a supporting feature or in the Harvey Hits tryout series before going to its own series. It turned out to be a wise choice since Hot Stuff ranks as one of the most popular characters to come out of Harvey after Casper and Richie Rich.A popular theory implies that Hot Stuff was created using Evil casper from the cartoon "fright f
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| - -Hot Stuff, Casper and the spectrals After Casper, the Friendly Ghost and Wendy, the Good Little Witch , Harvey Comics created another character based on childhood fears and settled on a devil character named Hot Stuff. As with all Harvey kid characters, most of the “bad” characters are merely mischievous at heart, and usually have good intentions, despite being a little bit rascally. Harvey had such high hopes for Hot Stuff, so much so that it didn't even debut as a supporting feature or in the Harvey Hits tryout series before going to its own series. It turned out to be a wise choice since Hot Stuff ranks as one of the most popular characters to come out of Harvey after Casper and Richie Rich.A popular theory implies that Hot Stuff was created using Evil casper from the cartoon "fright from wrong" 1957 as main inspiration, which makes him casper's antithesis. According to most of his comics devils have longer lifespans, so hot stuff is at least 200-years old, however his age is really inconsistent Since according to other comics he over 2000 years old, canonically in the future hot stuff became an adult and he married his girlfriend, princess charma.
- In the Harvey Comics, he appears to cross pads with Harvey's other characters, but does have his own solo series. He who later appear in a comic series call Devil's Kids. He was originally suppose to get his own cartoon series, but it never came to full wish-in. He is considered by most to be the original Hellboy.
- Created and first drawn by Warren Kremer, Hot Stuff has appeared in at least eight comic book titles including Hot Stuff Sizzlers (from 1960), Devil Kids Starring Hot Stuff (from 1962), and Hot Stuff Creepy Caves (from 1974) as well and multiple back-up stories from 1957 to 1982, 1986 to 1991, and with some later publications briefly during the 1990s. The character has not been published in comics since then. Warren Kremer and Howard Post were the artists who helped define the look of Hot Stuff, drawing many comic book covers and stories over the years. Ernie Colón was another major comics artist who drew Hot Stuff. Unlike the other main characters in the Harvey universe like Casper the Friendly Ghost, Spooky and Wendy the Good Little Witch, who crossed over into one another's stories, Hot Stuff was written with a strong tendency to remain separate, in his own world. However, there still are a few instances, even though they are very rare where Spooky, Casper and Wendy do cross paths with him. Despite this, there are other much more firmer characters that frequented Hot Stuff's universe. These characters include Stumbo the Giant (created by Warren Kremer and Larz Bourne) as a back-up in Hot Stuff in 1957, Katnip the cat, Herman the mouse and Princess Charma who was a good fairy. Whenever, they appeared though they seemed to annoy Hot Stuff somewhat and at times even make him very mad. Although without them there would be no character interaction and no one for Hot Stuff to talk to.
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