Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #25 — page 14: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page from the satirical magazine contains a prose narrative about a woman whose loud protests are heard in Los Angeles, prompting police intervention. The text describes confusion over her plans for establishing a religious community—a temple of Helois featuring facilities for disabled veterans, childcare, goat farming, and fishing operations. The narrative concludes with the woman arrested and taken to a county hotel, where she "broke forth in a fit of poetry." The poem "Red Is the Color of Love" follows, using red as metaphor for love, sacrifice, and revolutionary fervor—appearing to reference radical or activist sentiment. The satire seems to mock both the woman's grandiose community schemes and her passionate idealism, though specific historical figures or events remain unclear without additional context.