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Joseph Keppler founded Puck in 1877 as the first successful American humor magazine and filled its covers with chromolithographed caricatures targeting Gilded Age politicians.
Founded in the United States in 1871, Puck magazine was a prominent political satire publication known for its vibrant, full-color chromolithographic caricatures.
Joseph Keppler caricatured Grover Cleveland in Puck, the magazine he co-founded in 1877, using chromolithography to bring full-color political satire to a mass American readership.
Inline roller hockey is a fast-paced contact team sport similar to ice hockey but played on inline skates with a puck, and it has been governed internationally by World Skate.
Underwater hockey is a pool sport in which breath-holding players push a puck along the bottom; Alan Blake invented it in Portsmouth in 1954.
Frederick Burr Opper (1857–1937) contributed political caricatures to Puck in the 1880s–1890s before achieving wider fame as creator of the comic strip Happy Hooligan (1900).
Deck hockey is an informal variant of hockey played on foot on a flat, hard surface, which gained popularity in the Mid-Atlantic United States as a structured recreational league.
Underwater ice hockey is a freediving variant played upside-down beneath ice; Christian Redl staged the first World Cup at Weissensee in 2007.
