StreetLaughter

A gay cavalcade of comic stereotypes

Sunday, 29 June 2008

150: Keith Hampson 6 - JAK

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in “The Evening Standard” 15 May 1984 Most of the editorial cartoons about the whole affaire d'Keith Hampson either relate to the polic...

149: Keith Hampson 5 - Punch

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in “Punch” 23 May 1984 A joke much the same as the one here but without the emphasis on criminal activities. Instead the idea that there is...

148: Keith Hampson 4 - "The Gays"

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by Michael Heath in “Private Eye” 18 May 1984 Part of the operating assumptions of Heath’s “The Gays” is that heterosexuals never appear. It...
Friday, 27 June 2008

147: Keith Hampson 3 - Edward McLachlan

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in "Punch" 23 May 1984 For reasons I can’t be going into, Michael Heseltine had the nickname of “Tarzan”. This therefore means th...
Wednesday, 25 June 2008

146: Keith Hampson 2 - Private Eye

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cover for “Private Eye” 18 May 1984 Just to add to the scandal, Hampson was not merely a Conservative MP. Oh no. he was also the Private Se...

145: Keith Hampson 1 - Michael Heath

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Michael Heath in the “Spectator” 27 October 1984 A silly joke and nothing more. "Arresting" - ho ho, indeed. Produced in October 1...
Tuesday, 24 June 2008

144: Police - Mac

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by Stan McMurty (Mac) in "The Daily Mail, 16 May 1984 So Mac offers us fusty burly gay police offers in drag. As usual. There’s a certa...

143: Police - Marc

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by Marc Boxer in "The Guardian" 15 May 1984 Police entrapment was now a commonplace. And so Marc can have his characters toss off ...
Sunday, 22 June 2008

142: Police - Michael Heath 4

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in "Private Eye" 23 March 1984 in "Private Eye" 28 December 1984

141: Police - Michael Heath 3

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in "Private Eye" 10 August 1984 in "Private Eye" 5 April 1985
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