Judge — September 22, 1928 — page 10: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Analysis This is a satirical cartoon from *Judge* magazine titled "Courage, Little Woman!" The image depicts a dramatic space scene with a tiny uniformed figure (appearing to be a military officer) suspended by ropes above a spacecraft, surrounded by planets and celestial bodies. The figure appears to be encouraging or addressing someone unseen. The cartoon's meaning is unclear without additional context about the specific historical moment. It appears to reference either: - A space exploration narrative (given the spacecraft and planets) - A military or political situation requiring bravery from a woman - Possibly a contemporary news event from *Judge's* publication era The exact satirical point—whether mocking military courage, space ambitions, gender dynamics, or a specific political figure—cannot be definitively determined from the image and limited text alone.