Sad Sack and the Sarge #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Not So Secret Weapon," Chef Pierre faces a culinary crisis when a passing jet plane ruins his delicate chocolate soufflé at a dessert contest—only for Richie to suggest an unexpected substitute that surprisingly wins the day. Warren Kremer handles both art and inks for this 1980 Harvey Comics classic, with Joe Dennett's cover capturing the lighthearted chaos.
When Sad Sack’s new slingshot gets swapped with a top-secret weapon the Sarge was supposed to guard—while he was fast asleep—chaos ensues in the most unexpectedly comical way. The mix-up sets off a chain of absurd mishaps, all fueled by military incompetence and a whole lot of misplaced trust.
In "Half-Shot at Sunrise!" from Sad Sack and the Sarge #141, chaos brews when a simple excuse for messy quarters spirals into a farcical mix-up involving a magazine photo, a lovesick colonel, and the unexpected arrival of a general’s daughter—setting off a chain of misunderstandings that only the uniquely bewildered military staff could manage.
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