Judge, 1926-05-29 · page 35 of 36
Judge — May 29, 1926 — page 35: what you’re looking at
What you’re looking at
This page presents an interactive comic-strip contest where Judge magazine invites readers to complete three unfinished cartoon scenarios. The magazine offered a $25 prize for the funniest ending submitted. The three panels show: 1. A woman at a doorway with a small figure visible inside 2. A character surrounded by stars, appearing to celebrate or react to something 3. A character with a bow and arrow aiming at what appears to be small figures The contest mechanics are straightforward: readers should draw their own comic endings on white paper (or on the provided space itself) and mail them to Judge's office in New York. No original submissions would be returned. The contest closed May 31, with the winning entry to appear in the June 19 issue. This reflects Judge's interactive approach to humor—outsourcing comedy creation to its readership while crowdsourcing jokes at minimal cost. The specific scenarios being completed are unclear without knowing the original strip's context.
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Xd ~~ eee DRAW YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS! JUDGE will pay $25 for the funniest ending to this Comic Strip to the D. Y. O. C. Editor, of Jupce, 627 West 43d Street, New Y. e to be anartist. The winning ending will be selected ality of idea, humor, and cleverness in drawing. tists are barred. Draw your ending, in ink, on he same size as Space No. 4; or if you prefer, make ight on No. 4 space, cut it out (No. 4 only) and mail a York, N. Y. Send as many “endings” as you wish, but none will be returned. Contest closes May 31. Winning ending appears in the issue of June 19. \ Contest No. 44 comicbooks.com