Judge #2516
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bearded Lady Goes to Washroom," a 1930 issue of Judge, Pete stumbles into a series of mishaps involving fragile crates—one full of alcohol, another holding a goldfish bowl—while navigating a day that's equal parts slapstick and suspense. Written, drawn, and inked by C. D. Russell, the story unfolds with deadpan humor and visual wit, while Ed Graham’s cover captures the moment with a sharp, expressive eye.
In "Broken Crates," Pete stumbles into a chaotic scene where workers drop a crate marked "fragile"—only to find it's filled with alcohol, leading to a quick, messy celebration among the men. When Pete picks up another fragile crate, he’s surprised to discover it holds a goldfish bowl, not more booze.
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Reprinted in The Art in Cartooning #[nn] (1975), That Old Gang o' Mine: The Early and Essential S. J. Perelman #[nn] (1984)
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