Sad Sack Comics #112

Harvey's long-running army humor series delivers another dose of slapstick misfortune in this 1960 issue, with George Baker's cover capturing the Sad Sack in full panic — lugging a barrel of gunpowder while a lit fuse snakes toward him along a trail of flames, a startled rabbit scrambling out of his path. In the background, a fellow soldier casually holds the gun that started it all, perfectly oblivious to the chaos he's unleashed. It's the kind of wonderfully expressive, good-natured comedy that kept this series "Loved by Millions.