Beetle Bailey #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Solid Sarge," Beetle Bailey's casual act of dumping dishwater downhill takes a sudden turn when it seeps through Sarge's tent—then, even more alarmingly, through Lt. Fuzz's tent below. With the situation escalating, Sarge teams up with Beetle to double down on the flow, hoping to clear the mess before it becomes a full-blown camp crisis. Written and drawn by Bob Gustafson, with inks by Frank Johnson, this 1994 Harvey Comics installment delivers classic military humor with a splash of unintended chaos. Cover by Bob Gustafson.
In "Dishwater Runs Downhill," Beetle’s casual act of dumping his dishwater downhill takes a comical turn when it unexpectedly flows through Sarge’s tent—then, even more inconveniently, through Lt. Fuzz’s tent further down the slope. With the situation escalating, Sarge decides to double down on the mess, joining Beetle in a surprisingly coordinated (and messy) effort to keep the water moving.
In this classic 1994 strip from *Beetle Bailey*, Sarge enacts a comical punishment by forcing Beetle into a full duck-walk—complete with quacks—commanding him to keep going "till I tell you to stop!" But when an urgent call from General Halftrack pulls Sarge away, the order gets forgotten, leaving Beetle stuck in his awkward, honking stride.
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