Comic Strips
The main strips that Nigel has drawn are:
| Comic Strip | Dates | Comic drawn for | Notes |
| The Banana Bunch | 2000–2004, 2012 | The Dandy/Dandy Xtreme | |
| The Bash Street Kids | 1998–present | The Beano/BeanoMAX | Drawn regularly between 1999 and 2001, and occasionally since then, filling in for David Sutherland |
| Bash Street Kids - Singled Out | 2007–present | BeanoMAX | |
| Beaginnings | 1998–2008 | The Beano | |
| Cuddles and Dimples | 2004–2010, 2012–present | The Dandy, Dandy Xtreme | Took over from Barrie Appleby when The Dandy relaunched in 2004. Axed when Dandy revamped in October 2010. Returned in January 2012, as reprints |
| Dennis the Menace | 1999–present | The Beano, BeanoMAX | Drew about half of all Dennis's between 1999 and 2009, became Official Dennis artist from 2012. |
| Lord Snooty the Third | 2008–2011 | The Beano | Lord Snooty's grandson |
| Marvo the Wonder Chicken | 2008–2012 | Dandy Xtreme, The Dandy | Returned in August 2008. Casualty of 2010 Dandy revamp. Returned again in issue 3515. |
| Owen Goal | 1998–2009 | The Dandy, Dandy Xtreme | Replaced reprints of Cannonball Kid |
| Minnie The Minx | 2012– | Beano | Became regular Minnie artist |
| Harry Hill's Real Life Adventures in TV Land Featuring Knitted Character | 2010–2012 | The Dandy |
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