The Onion, the renowned satirical news outlet, is making a return to print as a monthly newspaper. This marks a significant shift back to traditional media for the publication, which had ceased its print edition over a decade ago. The Onion will offer 12 monthly print editions for a limited-time price of $60, with a special issue available for the Democratic National Convention for those who subscribe within the next two weeks .

The decision to return to print comes as The Onion, now under new ownership, seeks to offer a tactile experience to its readers. The print edition will be delivered directly to subscribers' doorsteps, providing a nostalgic twist for fans of the comedy news outlet .

The move is part of a broader trend in the media industry, where companies are exploring new ways to attract and retain digital subscribers. The print edition is one of several perks offered to online subscribers, who pay $5 a month .

The Onion's return to print is seen as a bold move in an era dominated by digital media, and it reflects the publication's belief in the enduring appeal of print as a medium for delivering its unique brand of satire .