Sad Sack Comics #202

Harvey Comics' long-running army misfit is back in fine bumbling form with issue #202, cover-dated October 1968. George Baker's cover captures the chaos perfectly: Sad Sack has apparently turned a cavalry training exercise into a watery catastrophe, with a horse airborne, a sergeant getting absolutely drenched with a resounding "SPLAT," and a small dog lounging cheerfully beside the water trough as wooden training equipment flies everywhere. It's the kind of warm, slapstick disaster that made this series — "loved by millions," as the cover proudly declares — such reliable fun for readers of all ages.