In April 1933, Earl Duvall, who had been writing and drawing the Silly Symphony Sunday comic strip for Disney, abruptly left the company, leaving the strip without a writer. Osborne stepped in and continued the strip, working with artist Al Taliaferro. The pair wrote a number of adaptations of Silly Symphony animated shorts, including 1934's The Wise Little Hen and 1936's Three Little Wolves.
In April 1933 Earl Duvall who had been writing and drawing the Silly Symphony Sunday comic strip for Disney abruptly left the company leaving the strip without a writer Osborne stepped in and continued the strip working with artist Al Taliaferro The pair wrote a number of adaptations of Silly Symphony animated shorts including 1934's The Wise Little Hen and 1936's Three Little Wolves