2024 CHAMPION COVER
ALONSOMG!
Newsday, October 4, 2024.

This year's winning cover was carried into Stockholm in the king's Royal Carriage, with King Gustav and Queen Sofia along for the ride. As always, we thank the Royal Family for their generous patronage.

Due to a mishap in the front office, no venue was reserved in advance for this year's ceremony, so all involved had to make do with an impromptu event on a busy street corner. King Gustav was present to represent the royal family. Mayor McCheese filled in for his good friend Grimace, who had a scheduling conflict. (He's in a bowling league with Cookie Monster, and they have a playoff match today.) The Mayor and the King were joined by Mr. Met, the ghost of Swedish actress Ingrid Bergman, and CPF receptionist and reality show star Maja, resplendent in a billowy black dress.

As is customary, the winning cover is now on display in the lobby of the Kran Pool Forum Internationella Huvudkontoret, the CPF's International Headquarters. After the ceremony, Maja changed her clothes and returned to her post at the reception desk. In the foreground, we see Matias, 2024's Intern of the Year. Matias is a bit of a prodigy, at a very young age he was able to make key contributions in both the Accounting and Public Relations departments.

The winning cover is once again available as a shower curtain! You can get an ALONSOMG! shower curtain of your own at the CPF Gift Shop. Show your membership card for a 15 per cent discount!

Last year's winner, THEY DON'T GOT IT, has joined its predecessors on display at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, where the nine covers are protected around the clock by an armed member of the Swedish Royal Guard. The exhibit, Tabloid Omslagsderby Mästerskapsgalleri, is once again sponsored by the Slate and Gravel Corporation of Bedrock.

As a result of his appearance on the winning cover, Mets first baseman Pete Alonso has been awarded a gigantic box of Rice-a-Roni, the San Francisco Treat. (Pete can choose to opt out of the Rice-A-Roni in October. If he does so, he will be compensated with a giant box of Noodle Roni.) For being on the second-place cover, Sean Manaea will receive a copy of the Tabloid Cover Derby Home Game, available for sale wherever deeply unpopular toys and games are sold.


Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's Tabloid Cover Derby!
We'll return for our eleventh year of voting in November 2024!

























