Chobits
"Chobits" was adapted as a 26-episode-long anime television series broadcast on TBS and Animax from April to September 2002. In addition, it has spawned two video games as well as various merchandise such as figurines, collectable cards, calendars, and artbooks.
Big Ben Bolt
In 1950, writer Elliot Caplin (brother of "Li'l Abner" cartoonist Al Capp) suggested that Murphy illustrate a boxing comic strip he had in mind. 
Comics historian Don Markstein wrote:
Murphy was the artist of "Big Ben Bolt" from 1950 to 1978. He occasionally used assistants, including Al Williamson ("Flash Gordon"), Alex Kotzky ("Apartment 3-G"), Neal Adams ("Deadman"), John Celardo ("Tarzan") and Stan Drake ("The Heart of Juliet Jones"). In 1971, Murphy took over "Prince Valiant", and Gray Morrow stepped in to draw "Big Ben Bolt", eventually signing the strip starting August 1, 1977. Big Ben Bolt ended during the second half of 1978.