Judge — June 25, 1927 — page 19: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a multi-panel comic strip by Forbell titled "For Timid People." The strip depicts a nervous golfer attempting to play golf while increasingly anxious about potential dangers. The sequence shows: 1. A child and woman observing the golfer 2. The golfer struggling with his swing 3. An explosion or accident occurring nearby 4. Subsequent panels showing escalating chaos—water spray, collapsing structures, and further disasters The satire targets timid, anxious individuals who imagine catastrophic consequences from ordinary activities. The humor lies in the protagonist's mounting panic as increasingly absurd disasters seem to result from (or coincide with) his golf attempt. It's a commentary on anxiety and overthinking—exaggerating how nervous people perceive minor situations as disasters. The comic's appeal is to readers who recognize this psychological pattern in themselves or others.