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"D. B. Wyndham-Lewis: The Mastermind Behind The Humorist" Step into the world of laughter and wit with D. B. Wyndham-Lewis, the brilliant mind behind The Humorist magazine. As you gaze upon the Easter Number front cover, illustrated by none other than Heath Robinson himself, you can't help but feel a sense of anticipation for the hilarity that awaits within. P. G. Wodehouse, captured in a timeless black and white portrait, exudes charm as he puffs on his cigar – a true embodiment of the quintessential humorist. In the pages of The Humorist Easter Number 1938, Wodehouse's comedic genius shines through every line and brings joy to readers far and wide. But let us not forget Samuel Langhorne Clemens, better known as Mark Twain – an American humorist and writer who left an indelible mark on literary history. His presence graces the cover of The Humorist 1939 edition, reminding us all of his enduring legacy in comedy. As we delve further into this treasure trove of amusement, we encounter Thomas Hood – a British humorist and poet whose words have stood the test of time. From his book "The Complete Poetical Works Of Thomas Hood, " published in 1906, we are reminded once again that laughter knows no bounds or borders. And there he is again – P. G. Wodehouse making another appearance. This time alongside Tom Hood during Victorian times when humor was at its peak. These two masters bring their unique brand of mirth to life with each stroke of their pens. In this captivating journey through history's greatest humorists' lives and works showcased by The Humorist magazine covers over various eras; one thing becomes abundantly clear - these individuals possessed an extraordinary ability to tickle our funny bones while simultaneously touching our hearts.