Beetle Bailey#50

Beetle Bailey #50

Aug 1965 · Western · 0.12 USD

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In "Sarge's Horror-scope," Mort Walker’s signature wit shines as a visiting Senator arrives at the camp, convinced the troops have been living in squalor. Instead, he’s met with a surprisingly cozy, home-like setup—proof of the soldiers’ resourcefulness, much to the General’s quiet pride. Art by Mort Walker, with inks and letters by Fred Rhoads, this 1965 classic captures military life with a perfectly timed mix of absurdity and charm.

Contains 6 stories

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor, Military

Sarge's Horror-scope

8 pp · Humor, Military

Strategy Tragedy

7 pp · Humor, Military

The Circled Square

4 pp · Humor

Vinny BrownRocky MaraschinoKiller Panucci

Roughing It

10 pp · Humor, Military

Gen. Halftrack (intro)KillerCapt. ScabbardBeetle BaileySarge Snorkle

In "Roughing It," a visiting Senator arrives at Beetle Bailey's military camp, alarmed by reports that troops have been living in the woods for two months. Gen. Halftrack leads him to the field camp, where the soldiers’ resourcefulness has turned rough terrain into a surprisingly cozy outpost—complete with makeshift comforts and a surprising level of homey ingenuity.

In a Stew

1 pp · Humor, Military