Sad Sack Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Spilt Ice Cream," Bob Powell's signature humor and kinetic energy shine as Chickie Ricks and Gootch scramble to rescue Penny's 80-year-old grandfather after he takes flight in a bi-plane—only to outdo even the most daring aerobatics. The story unfolds with a mix of slapstick and suspense, all rendered in Powell’s crisp, expressive style, while George Baker’s cover captures the chaos in bold, dynamic lines.
In this 1949 slice of wartime humor, Sad Sack finds himself caught between a cop’s pitch and a parking violation—when a motorcycle officer stops him not for speeding, but to sell a raffle ticket, then immediately issues a ticket for parking in front of a fire hydrant.
In "Hard to Swallow," Sad Sack’s day takes a bizarre turn when a fly ball knocks him out cold—only to find himself with the ball lodged in his throat. After a frantic trip to the hospital and a quick surgery, he’s left with a surprising realization: his teammates’ visit wasn’t out of concern, but to reclaim their stolen baseball.
In "The Flyin' Fool," red-headed teen Penny’s 80-year-old grandfather takes a daring turn at the controls of a bi-plane after Chickie Ricks gives him a ride, much to the shock of Chickie and Gootch, who must scramble to save him using a seaplane. The story unfolds with a mix of high-flying chaos and classic humor, capturing the old man’s unexpected aerial flair.
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Reprinted in Joe Palooka Comics #20 (1948), Hello Buddies #46 (1950), Jiggs and Maggie #24 (1953), Harvey Collectors Comics #16 (1979)
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