Quick Question about Scouse Mouse

[Dunder Ed]

I was reading my Whizzer and Chips and in the reader's section someone asked who drew Scouse Mouse and they said they could not tell them because they didn't want any other comic taking him. Who was the artist at the time?

[Hard Truths]

George Nicholas, Julie Evans and Nigel Parkinson all drew the strip at some point, according to Peter Gray's comic website.

[dishes]

I was reading my Whizzer and Chips and in the reader's section someone asked who drew Scouse Mouse and they said they could not tell them because they didn't want any other comic taking him. Who was the artist at the time?

That's unusually honest for a comic letters page!

[Dunder Ed]

Thanks for you help guys. I do enjoy reading the letter's pages for gems like that. I remember reading, also in W&C, that someone said how bad their ghost Sweeny Toddler artist was. I asume Tom Paterson's ego was lifted at remark.

[NP]

I was reading my Whizzer and Chips and in the reader's section someone asked who drew Scouse Mouse and they said they could not tell them because they didn't want any other comic taking him. Who was the artist at the time?

It was usually Julie Evans during the Whizzer and Chips era. I think George may have inked some of them. I did just the summer special story, none of the others

[Dunder Ed]

Thanks for your help NP