Peter Woolcock was a British comic artist who most notably drew funny animal comics for the nursery comic magazines Playhour and Jack & Jill from the 1950s until the 1980s. He was the fifth and final artist to continue Julius Stafford Baker II's series 'Tiger Tim'. As for his own comic series he mostly drew series about frogs and toads, including 'The Funny Tales of Freddie Frog' (1954-1969) and 'Teddy Toad' (1956). Woolcock later settled in Bermuda, where he began a second career as a political cartoonist for the Bermuda Sun and The Royal Gazette. Monochrome watercolour and Ink on board [some cells laid on board] Three original monochrome watercolour and ink drawings by the well listed illustrator, Peter Woolcock. Used in Jack and Jill, c1970's for the uncommon Douglas the Dachshund series. [most image cells: 10cm x 15cm] Condition: a little toned and with light grubby marking. Annotation to the top margin. Please see images for further detail.