Brian Moore (born 14 September 1946; died Saturday 12 March 2011) was a Republican and Socialist political cartoonist from Belfast who signed his work Cormac. Originally from Ardoyne in north Belfast, he was part of a Trotskyite faction that held national liberation to be more important than class struggle, and expressed these beliefs in his cartooning. He was part of the nascent small press in the 1970s, publishing ten issues of Resistance Comics between 1975 and 1978, which included surreal strips influenced by the American underground as well as political material. He caricatured himself as Paddy O'Looney of the "Irish section of the sixth intergalactic revolutionary movement". Other characters included Red Biddy, "the scourge of Irish male chauvinism". He also contributed to the Belfas