HR Giger's ZDF (work 433) (1980) references panel from page 28 of Dennis Gifford's Ally Sloper #1, "Dogman in Doktor Oktorpus Nonplussed" (1976) written by Bill Fisher and drawn by Hunt Emerson

leading from
HR Giger's ZDF (work 433) (1980) references the Betty Hill 
star map via both the "Dogman in Doktor Oktorpus Nonplussed" 
(1976) written by Bill Fisher and drawn by Hunt Emerson and 
Drax's Space Station for Moonraker via Peter Till's radio times 
illustration for The Risk Business?

and

"Dogman in Doktor Oktorpus Nonplussed" from p 28 

of Dennis Gifford's Ally Slopper #1 (1976) drawn by Hunt Emerson

a) The first page from "Dogman in Doktor Oktorpus Nonplussed" (1976) written by Bill Fisher and drawn by Hunt Emerson in Ally Sloper #1

b) Of course, who is really to say what the painting is about if anything at all, and this was from a time when Europe only had a few TV channels in each country if any at all, so a name of a TV channel would mean something more back then, in the way that BBC would have been something very big to someone living in England.

Giger's "ZDF" work 433 (1980)

d) A man with warning and the right side of the painting

e) The hand becomes integrated into the structure of the face like form with the wrist becoming the spike like tongue, and the pointing figure becoming part of the side of the torso of the figure above

f) The nose that would represent an unconnected star on the fold that Marjory Fish briefly assumed was Fomalhaut would become a valve in this organ, as if the snout of the dogman had been turned around so that the outward part of the curve faced the right.

g) The wool wrapped around the knitting needle becomes the ribbing on the handle of the sword

h) The eyes of the dogman becomes the eyes on the handle of the sword.

i) The main body of the dogman becomes this strange bulbous animal creature.