Punch Magazine

Punch Magazine was a British humor and satire publication founded in 1841. It became well-known for its witty cartoons, comic illustrations, and satirical commentary on society, politics, and culture of the time. Over the years, it influenced public opinion and helped shape modern comic journalism. The magazine was widely read and admired for its clever humor and insightful social critique, remaining a significant part of British cultural life until its closure in 2002. Punch’s style and approach laid the foundation for many modern satirical and cartoon publications.