Articles by Polyp

Polyp looks back on his original Big Bad World cartoon for our September 1991 issue, and its parallels with his latest take on trickle-down economics.

Suggest a title for Polyp’s new cartoon

As he prepares to headline the Glastonbury festival this Friday, U2’s Bono finds himself accused once again of tax dodging.

Political cartoonist Polyp on the conspiracy theories gaining popularity amongst the peace and social justice counterculture, and the threat they pose.

Cartoonist Polyp explores conspiracy theories and finds them not just dotty but dangerous.

Help our cartoonist Polyp decide which version of his cartoon for the March issue of New Internationalist magazine is funnier.

Today’s Clark Kent: US superpowers in Polyp’s cartoon

Conspiracy theories in Polyp’s cartoon.

Creative destruction? in Polyp’s cartoon.

Cartoon by Polyp

Polyp’s climate change-o-meter.

No room for grey matter in Polyp’s cartoon

Money talks in Polyp’s cartoon.

Mass suicide the CO2 way in Polyp’s cartoon.

by Polyp

A corporate piñata, by Polyp.

Polyp tackles climate change

Polyp on female beauty and male laughter.

Polyp says a fond farewell to the Dubyameister

Polyp discovers oil in the Garden of Eden.

Polyp’s peak oil fun ride

Polyp’s take on happiness

Polyp takes the pen to G W Bush

Wayward warheads, mid-air collisions and dangerous detonations.

Polyp takes aim at transport

Polyp’s take on one of Joni Mitchell’s most famous lines.

Polyp on the origins of wealth and poverty.

Cartoonist Polyp on an uninvited guest.

George W stands firm in the face of Polyp

Polyp on a new concept of fairness.

Extremism at large in Polyp’s cartoon

Old Gory, by Polyp.

There is a suitably festive theme to Polyp’s December cartoon.

Global warming and the closest of shaves in Polyp’s latest cartoon.

Bedtime prayers of infamous co-dependents from Polyp.

Polyp’s take on a volatile fluid.

Spot the Greedy Bastard in Polyp’s cartoon.

An unlikely Second Coming in a gospel according to Polyp.

Vegan gruel and global warming: a cautionary cartoon by Polyp.

Polyp unveils the latest new wonder drug.

Polyp announces the next creative strategy in the War on Terror.

Polyp offers a new take on EVOlution.

George Orwell leaves his mark on Polyp’s latest ‘cartoon’.

Illustrated by Polyp.

Homophobes of the World Unite!

Religions of the world, as seen by Polyp.

New horizons for fair trade.

From tax cuts to more golf, George W Bush’s top priorities revealed by Polyp.

The world as a game of (American) football.

Stuffing the ballot box.

Unreality TV as you’ve never seen it before – a story board by Polyp.

Car sticker campaigning Polyp-stylie.

Israeli policy on Palestine, as seen by Polyp.

Global warming: ‘a matter of opinion’.

The transnational approach to ethics.

President Bush’s al-Qaeda recruitment drive.

Appeasers? Us? Polyp’s latest cartoon.

Polyp says it with flowers.

Best wishes for Iraqi democracy in Polyp’s cartoon.

The puppy dogs of war, in the latest Polyp cartoon.

One world, one helmet.

Bombs away.

Corporate branding with a smile.

The rich and global warming, as seen by cartoonist Polyp.

Cereal box toys and global warming.

Let’s play the War Criminal Gameshow!

Cuckoo capitalism wets its nest.

Inspirational leadership in today’s globalized economy.

Episode I of Starve Trek, the comic book that took up most of Issue 218

Episode IV of Starve Trek, the comic book that took up most of Issue 218.

The comic book parody of Star Trek that took up most of Issue 218.

Episode III of Starve Trek, the comic book that took up most of Issue 218

Episode II of Starve Trek, the comic book that took up most of Issue 218