Cover: Ham Fisher

Humphrey Comics #7

Oct 1949 · Harvey · 0.10 USD

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In "Honesty Is the Best Policy," Sad Sack’s misfortune takes a comical turn when his overheated state causes him to pass out and tumble through a jewelry store window—landing him in hot water with the law, despite his innocence. Written, drawn, and inked by George Baker, this 1949 Harvey Comics gem captures the classic absurdity of the era, with Ham Fisher’s cover art adding a sharp, expressive flair to the scene.

Contains 7 stories

Honesty Is the Best Policy

7 pp · Humor

Humphrey Pennyworth

The Despirit Derby

6 pp · Humor

Humphrey Pennyworth

Little Max Goes to School

2 pp · Humor, Children

Little MaxJoe Palooka

Waisted Effort

7 pp · Humor

Humphrey Pennyworth

At the Library

2 pp · Humor, Children

Li'l Dot (the original version of the later Little Dot by Steve Muffati)

Untitled Non-Fiction story

1 pp · Non-Fiction, Sports

Hot Sweaty Day

1 pp · Humor

Sad Sack

Sad Sack’s heatstroke leads to a very ungraceful entrance—literally falling through a jewelry store window—only to be mistaken by the police for a thief.