Blondie #164
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Interference," Sarge’s frustration over a stray baseball takes a wild turn when his furious swing sends the ball 587 feet—right into the office of J.J. Sharp, Camp Swampy’s publicity agent. With General Halftrack pushing for a publicity stunt, Sharp hatches a plan to provoke Sarge into one more record-breaking hit. Written and illustrated by Bob Gustafson, with inks by Frank Johnson, this 1966 classic features a cover by Paul Fung Jr. that captures the moment the ball lands—just before the chaos begins.
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Angry at Beetle and Killer for playing baseball outside his office, Sarge hits their ball 587 feet away hoping they'll never find it again. They do find it outside the office of J.J. Sharp, Camp Swampy's publicity agent, who tells them that it "ties Babe Ruth's record for hitting the longest ball!". Under orders from General Halftrack to create publicity for the camp, Sharp decides to get Sarge even madder, in the hope of breaking The Babe's record. ...Sarge does get madder but breaks a completely different record.
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