Due to this collaborationist past, satirical papers would misspell Hersant's name Herr Sant.

Møller was also a contributor to and editor of The Corsair, a Danish satirical paper that lampooned everyone of notable standing.

In 1721 Amhurst produced a series of bi-weekly satirical papers under this name, which ran for seven months and incidentally provides much curious information.

In the 1990s Donev was an editor-in-chief of the satirical paper named after his famous animated characters The Three Fools.

He responded savagely, ridiculing the reviewer, and the publication he was most associated with, a satirical paper called The Corsair.

He contributed humorous articles under the title 'Ingoldsby Up-to-date' to the weekly critical and satirical paper, The Manxman, which was published between 1895 and 1900.

Previously, the satirical paper on campus was "The Sniff", that disappeared in the early 2000s.

In 1982, the satirical paper "The Three Fools", named after the characters of the movie, was founded with Donyo Donev as editor-in-chief.

Sheehan served a prison sentence in 1833 as a result of his attacks on Dublin Castle in the satirical weekly paper "The Comet".

This is one of the points made in Lord's (1953) satirical paper On the Statistical Treatment of Football Numbers.