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Cover: Ken Selig & Fred Rhoads

Sad Sack #292

Oct 2005 · Lorne-Harvey · 9.95 USD
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“Sunny Future”
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This 2005 issue of Sad Sack, part of the Lorne-Harvey revival series, continues the misadventures of the hapless, ever-optimistic Army private. The comic likely features a collection of short, gag-driven stories centered on Sad Sack's bumbling attempts to navigate military life, staying true to the character's classic slapstick humor. As a single issue rather than a trade paperback, it represents a specific installment in the modern run of the long-running franchise.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Fred Rhoads · cover Ken Selig, Fred Rhoads

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Fred Rhoads
cover pencils, inks Ken Selig
cover pencils, inks Fred Rhoads

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Continuing from the previous story on pages 14-18, Sweetie Sack entertains the soldiers at Camp Calamity. After the show, General Rockjaw pays Sweetie Sack compliments followed by a personal tour of the army base together with Private Sad Sack as his jeep driver. Hilarious antics include General Rockjaw getting chastised by his wife and Sweetie Sack enjoying the base obstacle course for exercise.

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