Judge — October 24, 1931 — page 9: what you’re looking at

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# "Judge" - "Judge" and "Pete" Comic Strip Analysis This appears to be a sequential comic strip titled "Judge" (top) and "Pete" (bottom) by C.D. Russell (signed, lower right). The narrative follows a figure in black formal wear through various scenes of physical comedy and mishaps. The "Judge" strip shows a character repeatedly encountering trouble outdoors—appearing to slip, fall, and struggle through multiple panels. The "Pete" strip depicts similar slapstick comedy where the character interacts with what appears to be a rotund gentleman, involving falling, struggling, and comedic violence with objects. Without additional context about the specific publication date or political figures of the era, the exact satirical targets remain unclear, though the slapstick humor appears typical of early 20th-century comic magazine content.