Cover: George Baker

Sad Sack Comics #249

Mar 1976 · Harvey · 0.25 USD

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“Big Help”

Poor Sad Sack has outdone himself this time — the cover by George Baker shows our hapless hero having crashed clean through the floorboards while attempting to lift a barbell, sending splinters flying in every direction with a resounding "KA-RUNCH." Charging through the doorway behind him is a furious, barrel-shaped sergeant who looks anything but impressed by this impromptu feat of strength. Harvey Comics' long-running military comedy was still delivering genuine laughs in 1976, and this issue — with interior work from writer Stan Kay and artist Warren Kremer — promises more of the good-natured misfortune that kept Sad Sack "loved by millions.

writer Stan Kay · artist, inker Warren Kremer · cover George Baker

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Full credits

writer Stan Kay

artist, inker Warren Kremer

cover pencils, inks George Baker

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It's Richie to the rescue when the City Kids Picnic organizers forgot to pack dessert -- Hostess Fruit Pies for everyone!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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