Judge — December 3, 1892 — page 26: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page presents a series of winter vignettes centered on snowmen and snow play. The title "Turning the Tables" suggests role reversals or comeuppance scenarios. The visible captions reference building a grand snowman, hanging someone with snowballs, and children playing snow games. The central large panel depicts what appears to be a giant snowman or snow figure towering over small human figures below, with children engaged in snow activities around its base. The repeated phrase "How do you like it yourself?" suggests ironic reversal—possibly depicting children or smaller figures gaining advantage over larger antagonists through winter play. Without additional historical context about Judge magazine's publication date and contemporary events, the specific political or social targets remain unclear, though the tone suggests satirical commentary on power dynamics or social hierarchies rendered through accessible winter imagery.