Harvey Hits #96
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lucky Mascot!", Sad Sack’s misadventures take a turn for the worse when he’s assigned to drive an ambulance during war maneuvers—only to accidentally injure both a soldier and himself, leaving the vehicle disabled in the middle of the action. Written, drawn, and inked by Fred Rhoads, this 1965 Harvey Comics classic delivers its signature brand of military farce with a side of chaos. The cover, by George Baker, captures the moment with his usual sharp, expressive style.
In "The Battle of the Mascots," Billy Goat, the Navy’s unruly mascot, turns the annual inter-service bowling competition into chaos with his antics. When the tension peaks, Muttsy, the Army’s mascot, is finally carried off by an eagle—leaving the field in uproarious disarray.
In "Navy Blues," Sarge’s ill-fated attempt to shoot Muttsy and a rabbit spirals into a full-blown military mishap when he chases them straight into the General’s office during a visit from a high-ranking Senator. As punishment, the trio—Sarge, Sack, and Muttsy—are shipped off on detached duty to the Navy, where their antics are about to take an unexpected turn.
In "Carrying Out Orders," Sad Sack is handed a simple task—drive a soldier with a sore finger to the hospital during war maneuvers—but his usual mix of overconfidence and clumsiness turns the mission into a chaotic mess. The story follows his increasingly disastrous attempt to follow orders, with the ambulance, the soldier, and his own dignity all taking hits along the way.
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