 Published by Pearson between October 1888 - January 1909, Pick-Me-Up magazine was a weekly humourous magazine contianing topical articles & many little cartoons by leading illustrators of the day. It was edited by the Cartoonist Leonard Raven-Hill.
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 Punch, the magazine of humour and satire, ran from 1841 until its closure in 2002. A very British institution with an international reputation for its witty and irreverent take on the world, it published the work of some of the greatest comic writers (Thackeray, P G Wodehouse and P J O’Rourke among others) and gave us the cartoon as we know it today. Its political cartoons swayed governments while its social cartoons captured life in the 19th and 20th centuries. Studdy contributed to this magazine early in his career, then much later adverts featuring Bonzo appeared in it.
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 The Windsor Magazine was the most successful rival to The Strand, ran from January 1895 to September 1939. It managed to appeal equally to men and women, though by the 1920s was shifting more toward the women's market. Among its contributors were Guy Boothby ("Dr Nikola" stories), Rudyard Kipling, E.F. Benson, & Edgar Wallace. Studdy did several cartoons for this magazine, including these two Bonzos.
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