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LeMan is a Turkish satirical magazine known for its bold political and social commentary. Founded in 1991 by Mehmet Çağçağ and Tuncay Akgün, the magazine has become a significant voice in Turkish media, often addressing controversial topics through humour, cartoons, comics, and satirical articles. Its roots trace back to Limon, a publication established in 1985 by former contributors to the influential satirical magazine Gırgır. LeMan is published weekly, though it announced in 2024 that it would shift to biweekly publication due to rising paper costs.