Punch, or the London Carnival, Volume 153, 5 September 1917, is a collection of humorous and political cartoons, anecdotes and commentary published by Punch Publications in 1917. In this publication, the authors illustrate and comment on contemporary events using satire and sharp humor. The book reflects the atmosphere of the First World War and the socio-political trends of that period through the lens of the London mystery. "Punch, or the London Carnival" is known for its frank criticism and sharp satire, which marked the creativity of this magazine since its foundation in 1841.