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A humor magazine is a magazine specifically designed to deliver humorous content, often in the form of satire, to its readership.
[edit] Out-of-print humor magazines
| Title |
Language |
Country |
Years published |
Frequency |
Medium |
Classification |
| Punch |
English |
UK |
1841-2002 |
Weekly |
Paper |
Satire |
[edit] Contemporary humor magazines
| Title |
Language |
Country |
Years published |
Frequency |
Medium |
Classification |
| Cracked |
English |
USA |
1958-present |
Monthly (paper) |
Paper (1958-2007) Online (2009-) |
Adolescent; cartoon |
| Harvard Lampoon |
English |
USA |
1876-present |
5 per year |
Paper |
Satire |
| Krokodil |
Russian |
Russia |
1922-1991, 2005-present |
Weekly |
Paper |
Satire |
| Le Canard enchaîné |
French |
France |
1915-present |
Weekly |
Paper |
Satire |
| Mad Magazine |
English |
USA |
1952-present |
Monthly (1952-2009), Quarterly (2009-) |
Paper |
Adolescent; cartoon |
| Private Eye |
English |
UK |
1961-present |
Biweekly |
Paper |
Satire |
| The Wittenburg Door |
English |
USA |
1871-present |
Bimonthly |
Paper |
Christian satire |
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