Life — June 15, 1922 — page 15: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page presents two contrasting cartoon panels by A.B. Frost about hunting or shooting. The top panel ("He Missed") shows a man aiming a rifle at what appears to be a bird or fowl, with an angry, bearded figure in the background—possibly representing failure or frustration. The bottom panel ("He Didn't Miss") depicts a hunter successfully shooting, with smoke and activity visible in the distance near a fence. The cartoons appear to be a straightforward visual joke contrasting successful versus unsuccessful hunting attempts. Without additional historical context visible on this page, the specific political or social satire—if any—remains unclear. The humor seems to rest primarily on the contrast between missing and hitting a target.