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Ken Pyne, “Punch” 2 December 1981 From the early days of what we would now call multiculturalism, this cartoon offers all the possibl...

When I posted about the 1966 single, “Boy Wonder I Love You” , I wondered as to whether people picked up on the odd suggestion of rabid homo...

from "Private Eye" 27 December 1963 And to confirm how useful the word quean is: This parody cover of “Queen” magazine, one-time ...

from “Punch”, 10 December 1980 by Stan McMurtry A rather belated follow-up to Michael Heath’s Gay Christmas from 1974. And no more relevant...

from “Punch” 19 Dec 1984 “New Recitations for Your Party” by E.S. Turner THE WONDER BOY "'E was young and 'e was tender, Much i...

“Harry Enfield and His Christmas Chums”, BBC1, 24 December 1997 Poor old Modern Dad was Richard Preddy and Gary Howe's idea. It appealed...

from "Punch”, 15 December 1976 From a series of Christmas-themed parodies of assorted minority and specialist journals. “Gay Times”, a ...

“The Gays” by Michael Heath in “Private Eye”, 14 December 1984 For what is such a deliberately scratchy and messy style, I think Heath catch...

by Arthur Horner in “Punch”, 7 January 1976 Caricatures of Sir Frederick Ashton (left) and Robert Helpmann (right) as the Ugly Step-Sisters ...

in "Punch" 4 December 1974 "The 'Punch' Cartoons of Heath" by Michael Heath, Harrap, 1976