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I recognized the young Bob Monkhouse as well as Arthur Askey as purely visual imagery before checking the lettering-------muchos thanks for enhancing the thread, Steve!
ISPYSHHHGUY wrote: this page; ROBERT NIXON, before he found his own footing.
If you mean Roger the Dodger page, it is definitely not Bob Nixon. I don't know the artist's name but he ghosted Ken Reid on a number of Faceache sets in Buster in the seventies.
I've looked at the Roger again, klakadak, and the only other artist who rings a bell to me at least would be Frank Mc Diarmid, but for me this looks more Nixon-esque than Diarmid-esque .
However if anyone else reading this knows better, I'm all ears......
EDIT: some of you must have the lavish HISTORY of the BEANO book [2008]
On page 192 there is a dedication to Robert Nixon, focusing on his early output for the comic, replete with accompanying 1965 ROGER artwork, which is embryonic and unlike his later more recognizable material----it's the same artist responsible in both cases, I'm pretty sure.
It's not all that often I go to the extreme of digging out reference books, preferring 'gut instinct' which usually 'tells the truth' in a nano-second, but in this case I did.