Angewandte is kind of famous (or infamous) for the puns in the graphical abstract subheadings. I came across this one:
Kaim, Hosmane, Záliscaron, Maguire and Lipscomb, ACIE, Early View: To "B" or not to "B",
which is about average for an ACIE pun. Fair enough. Further down the page there was this one:
Winchester, Whitby and Shaffer, ACIE, Early View: To Bi or not to Bi.
Seriously, are we running out of puns?
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I tried doing puns using the ChemFeeds abstracts, butI don't think anyone "got them". So I took it down.
Another one in the same issue is
"Gone up in frames"
It is funnier if you see that the authors are all Chinese.
[...] general goofiness ACIE puts into its online abstracts. Many a blogger (Derek Lowe, Excimer, “Phil,” and Chiral Jones ) have also, um, “admired” ACIE’s ability to bring [...]