Beetle Bailey #132
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Up a Tree," Sarge faces a familiar military conundrum: finish Captain Scabbard's report or grab lunch—naturally, he chooses the mess hall. Back for seconds, he spins a surprisingly dramatic tale about a past diet that sounds more like a wartime ordeal than a meal plan. With Bob Gustafson handling every aspect of the art and storytelling, this 1980 classic captures the absurdity of military life with a side of comedic self-seriousness, all wrapped in a cover by Gustafson that perfectly mirrors the issue’s lighthearted chaos.
In this classic 1980 installment of *Beetle Bailey*, Sarge turns the camp’s tree into a high-altitude command post, crafting a surprisingly cozy treehouse to keep an eye on the troops. But when General Halftrack shows up and decides the perch is too perfect to pass up, the joke—and the hierarchy—take a sudden, leafy turn.
In "Stomach Story," Sarge finds himself torn between finishing Captain Scabbard’s report and grabbing lunch—naturally, he chooses the mess hall. After piling his plate high, he returns with seconds and spins a dramatic tale to Cookie about the time he tried to diet, turning a simple meal into a military-grade confession.
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