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Punch
Bradbury, Evans & Co. · 1842–present · 51 issues
About the series
From 1842 to the present, Punch—initially published by Bradbury, Evans & Co.—established itself as a landmark of British satirical humor, blending sharp social commentary with iconic illustration. Across its 51-issue run, the magazine was most defined by the combined talents of John Leech, John Tenniel, and Richard Doyle, who served as both its leading writers and artists, shaping its visual and comedic identity. Its enduring legacy lies in pioneering the modern political cartoon and influencing generations of satirists, making it a cornerstone of comic history.
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