Captain Billy's Whiz Bang #30 — page 68: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This is a **title/advertisement page**, not a cartoon. It announces the distribution and pricing of *Whiz Bang*, a satirical magazine. The page promotes where readers can purchase copies (hotels, newsstands, trains) at 25-30 cents per issue, or subscribe for $2.50 annually. A special Winter Annual edition costs one dollar. The mascot—a cartoon bull with an exaggerated expression—appears to be the publication's iconic symbol, likely chosen for the aggressive, provocative tone typical of *Whiz Bang*, which was known for bawdy humor and social satire during the 1920s-1930s. The red decorative border and bold typography emphasize the magazine's eye-catching, sensationalist marketing approach aimed at working-class and traveling readers.