humor magazines
Printed satire publications
Humor magazines are periodicals devoted primarily to comedy, satire, and entertainment rather than news or serious commentary.
They typically feature cartoons, parodies, satirical articles, and jokes, often targeting politics, popular culture, or social conventions.
Notable examples include Mad Magazine in the United States and Punch in Britain.
The format has largely migrated to digital platforms, though the term still applies to any magazine whose primary purpose is to amuse readers.
- cartoonistsCreators of illustrated humor
- editorial cartoonsSatirical drawings about news
- editorial pagePublication's opinion forum
- zinesAmateur self-published booklets
- satireMockery exposing vice
biting satire · caricature · pop culture influence · parody · lampooning · wordplay · comic strips · illustrators · cultural critique · Private Eye · humorists · social commentary · The Onion · fake news · columnists · absurdity · MAD · webcomics
humor magazinesacademic journals
Publications for peer-reviewed research
news magazines · medical journals · trade publications · trade journals · investigative journalism
humor magazinesThe Economist
British weekly covering global affairs
Foreign Affairs · The Atlantic · Time magazine · Newsweek · The New Yorker