Sad Sack Comics #111

Harvey's long-running military comedy series delivers another dose of army-life absurdity in this 1960 issue, with George Baker's cover art capturing a perfectly chaotic medic's office scene. A terrified sergeant recoils in the doorway while a cheerful orderly brandishes an enormous syringe, as a small dog labeled "Mutsy" watches the pandemonium unfold beneath a "Shots Today" sign — all while more reluctant soldiers wait their turn in the hall. It's the kind of warm, rubbery slapstick that made Sad Sack "loved by millions," and this ten-cent issue shows exactly why.