Wildcat was a long running comic strip drawn by the cartoonist Donald Rooum which was published in the anarchist newspaper Freedom.

In 1974 Rooum was invited by Philip Sansom to take over the eponymously titled comic of the Wildcat newspaper.

[1] Having been drawn by another artist for three issues, Rooum introduced a new lead character in the form of a wildcat.

Rooum's new Wildcat comic strip lasted for several issues before the newspaper ceased publication.

The protagonists were caricatures representing the ideas of direct action and intellectualism in anarchist thought respectively.