Judge — June 25, 1927 — page 18: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This multi-panel comic depicts a domestic scenario involving an adult woman and children playing golf. The narrative appears to show escalating "revenge" pranks or mishaps: Panels 1-3 show outdoor golf instruction gone wrong. Panels 4-6 depict indoor chaos—possibly water or mess-making consequences. Panels 7-9 show the woman attempting her own golf practice with increasingly comedic results, culminating in what appears to be property damage (the "TNT" marking visible). The satire likely mocks domestic power dynamics of the era—specifically, a woman seeking "revenge" through destructive antics against her children or their father. The title "Terrible Revenges" suggests humorous retaliation for prior wrongs, presented as slapstick comedy typical of early-20th-century Judge magazine humor emphasizing physical comedy and domestic chaos.