Neill Cameron

Neill Cameron is a British cartoonist best known for his work in children's comics, particularly as a creator and contributor to *The Phoenix* magazine. Born in the UK, he is the son of Australian mathematician Peter J. Cameron. Cameron entered the comics industry through illustration and cartooning, eventually becoming a regular artist and colorist for *The Phoenix*, where his energetic, expressive style and knack for humorous, character-driven storytelling made him a standout. His signature work includes the long-running series *Donut Squad*, which he both writes and draws, showcasing his ability to blend slapstick comedy with heartfelt moments. He has also contributed to *2000 AD* and illustrated *Henry V: The Graphic Novel Original Text Version US Edition*. Cameron often collaborates with writers and editors at *The Phoenix*, and his art is marked by clean linework, vivid colors, and a dynamic sense of movement. He co-created the strip *Donut Squad* with writer and editor contributions. Later in his career, he has remained active in British comics, producing work for educational and licensed projects. Cameron has not received major mainstream awards, but his influence is felt in the resurgence of all-ages comics in the UK.