My Entry in the New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #674

I can feel a change coming on with my entry in the New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest #674 for the issue of August 26, 2019. The drawing is by Harry Bliss.

"See what could happen if you don't obey your master?"

September 2, 2019 Update:  The Finalists

September 9, 2019 Update:  I voted with Montclair. 


September 16, 2019 Update:  Winning Caption

Note:  Last week cartoonist Victoria Roberts let down her hair. Comb through Contest #673.


Quick Links to the Attempted Bloggery Archives:

Harry Bliss

Werewolves


The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest


The Moment Magazine Cartoon Caption Contest

The Cartoon Collections Caption Contest


All the Above Cartoon Caption Contests and More

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Charles Addams: The Werewolf of Paris

In 1969, Charles Addams drew a five-panel illustration of Wednesday Addams reading The Werewolf of Paris. It was created for Children's Book Week. The original artwork was sold at Christie's in 2012 to benefit the Children's Book Council. This illustration should please those who feel that art should strive to create a transformative experience.

Charles Addams, The Werewolf of Paris, 1969

Christie's New York, June 22, 2012, Sale 2572, Lot 82

http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/books-manuscripts/addams-charles-the-werewolf-5578223-details.aspx?from=searchresults&pos=4&intObjectID=5578223&sid=8c75633a-4e68-44b2-8de4-a19193b7c08e&page=1&lid=1

Charles Addams, The Werewolf of Paris, 1969

Note:  Yes, I have other blog posts about Charles Addams. Thanks for asking.

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