This panel is from a classic golden age American comic book, likely from the 1940s or 1950s. The scene depicts a humorous moment in a domestic setting.

The main character is a young boy, probably around 10 years old, sitting at a dining table. He has a pig-like appearance, with a pink face, large ears, and a snout. The boy is wearing a blue shirt and is seated in a red chair with a white cushion.

In front of the boy is a white tablecloth covering the table. On the table, we can see a silver plate with a large black stain on it. The boy is holding a white napkin in his hands, presumably trying to clean the stain.

The boy's expression is one of distress or surprise. His eyes are wide open, and his mouth is slightly agape. This is emphasized by the speech bubble above his head that reads, "GULP! I'VE STAINED MY SHIRT WITH GRAVY!"

The background of the panel is a light gray color, which helps to focus attention on the main character and the table setting.

This scene captures a relatable moment of childhood mishap, where the boy has accidentally stained his shirt while eating, likely trying to cover it up with a napkin. The comic style and the character's appearance suggest this is from a series featuring a young, somewhat clumsy protagonist.