Beetle Bailey #66
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Mule and the Bull!", Beetle Bailey learns the hard way that following Army regulations to the letter can backfire spectacularly when he obeys Sarge’s strict order to get permission before speaking to Captain Scabbard—leading to a chain of increasingly absurd mishaps. Written and illustrated by Bob Gustafson, with inks by Frank Johnson, this 1968 classic captures the comic’s signature blend of military satire and slapstick, all wrapped in a cover by Gustafson and Johnson that perfectly previews the chaos to come.
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In response to Captain Scabbard's complaint that he's become too lax, Sarge informs Beetle that, according to Army regulations, he "can't speak to the company commander without the sergeant's permission." Beetle follows these instructions to the letter and lives to regret it.
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