Judge — June 27, 1931 — page 8: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

# Judge Magazine Comic Strip Analysis This is a sequential comic strip titled "Judge" (with "Pete" credited at bottom) depicting what appears to be a judicial or authority figure (dressed in black, prominent in each panel) interacting with groups of working-class men in caps and work clothes, seemingly at a golf course (visible signage in one panel). The narrative progresses from the figure's arrival through increasingly physical interactions, culminating in the final panels where the figure appears to be knocked down or falling. The satire likely critiques judicial authority, corruption, or abuse of power—the repeated confrontations suggest either comeuppance for an arrogant official or commentary on class conflict. Without additional historical context or publication date, the specific political reference remains unclear, though the anti-authority tone is evident.