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| JUDGE was a cute humour magazine and most of the issues above were from the twenties. I liked the convention of changing the format for almost every issue, typography, page design, colour as if the reader had to search the news-stands to find it rather than go for the obvious masthead. 
 Many issues were special issues, that is themed - and announced on the cover. Some covers were direct pastiche of other publications. 
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