This is the same cartoonist who drew sequence 88. The signature is not exact, but Belcher is the nearest match from the list of otherwise unattributed creators.
This cartoon is credited to 'Spitting Image', which was a studio working on a puppet TV show of the same title. It appears to be a production sketch for a Bob Geldof puppet.
The cartoonist acknowledges H. M. Bateman as an influence.
Illustration references Rembrandt's Anatomy Lecture painting.
Robinson created his art on a computer in 1989.
This is a jam illustration with all the artists drawing their characters.
The cartoon is signed with an S that has a vertical stroke through it, but the initials don't match anyone listed in the credits. It could be the work of Steve Bell, as it resembles his style, but he usually signs his full name.
This consists of four separate daily strips from 1986, but is a self-contained sequence of the ongoing strip.
This consists of four separate daily strips from 1986, but is a self-contained sequence of the ongoing strip. Captain Condom is then home Secretary William Whitelaw.
This has the same initialled signature as sequence 75, but doesn't resemble the work of Steve Bell!
This is the same cartoonist who drew sequence 4. The signature is not exact, but Belcher is the nearest match from the list of otherwise unattributed creators.
O'Neill imaginatively reworks the puritan slogan spouted in the Nemesis strip he was drawing at the time into an AIDS context: Be pure... be vigilant... behave!
The signature doesn't obviously match anyone from the credits list not indicated elsewhere.