Judy

Alfred Gray was the driving creative force behind Judy, a British comic that ran for 43 issues from 1867 to 1907. Published by the eponymous Judy, the series offered a distinctive voice in Victorian-era humor and social commentary, with Gray’s consistent writing and artwork shaping its long-running identity. Its decades-long run makes it a notable example of the period’s comic periodicals, reflecting the tastes and concerns of its readership over four decades.