Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #24 — page 68: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a **title/advertisement page**, not satirical content. It announces where readers can purchase *Whiz Bang* magazine and subscription rates. The only visual element is a cartoon cow at the bottom—likely the magazine's mascot or recurring character, given its prominent placement. The cow appears humorous and mischievous in style, fitting a satirical publication's branding. The pricing information reflects early-to-mid 20th century print economics: 25 cents per copy at newsstands, slightly more on trains (30 cents), with annual subscriptions at $2.50. This was typical distribution strategy for popular magazines of the era, making them widely accessible through multiple retail channels.