Beetle Bailey #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spare Part-ners," Beetle Bailey’s latest scheme takes a hilarious detour when he impersonates the General over the phone to snag some furlough papers—only for Sarge to uncover the ruse, leading to a comically mistaken attack on a real messenger from the General. Written and illustrated by Mort Walker, this 1967 King Features classic delivers the strip’s signature military absurdity with crisp, expressive art and perfectly timed gags, all on full display in Walker’s own cover pencils and inks.
In "Furlough Fun!", Beetle Bailey pulls off a clever prank by impersonating the General on the phone to snag some furlough papers, leading to a chain of misunderstandings when Sarge, catching on to the deception, wrongly attacks a real messenger sent by the General. The comic’s classic military humor shines as chaos unfolds in just three pages.
In "Hard-Hearted Sarge," Sarge’s tough exterior cracks during a sentimental film—only to backfire when he tries to prove he’s still unshakable by insulting the General’s aunt and dog, leading to an unexpected and humiliating loss of rank. This classic 1967 Beetle Bailey tale delivers its usual military satire with a perfectly timed mix of absurdity and emotional misfire.
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Reprinted in Beetle Bailey Potato Fancakes! #41338 (1982)
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