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Cover: Bob Gustafson & Frank Johnson
Beetle Bailey #66
“The Mule and the Bull!”
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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writer Bob Gustafson
artist Bob Gustafson
inker Frank Johnson
cover pencils Bob Gustafson
cover inks Frank Johnson
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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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