Sad Sack Comics #14

The lovable army everyman finds himself in a decidedly fancy predicament on George Baker's cover for this 14th issue — seated at a swanky table outside the Follies Bergere of Paris, Sad Sack gets bombarded by champagne corks popping directly at his hapless face while elegantly dressed partygoers look on. It's a perfectly captured moment of the universe conspiring against one very unfortunate little soldier, rendered with Baker's warm, rubbery charm. Packed with all-new stories and special games and puzzles, this 1951 Harvey issue delivers another round of good-natured misfortune from one of comics' most endearing underdogs.