Sad Sack Comics #289
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mummy's Boy," Sad Sack finds himself tangled in a bizarre mix-up involving ancient relics and a mysterious curse, all while trying to keep his usual brand of clumsy charm intact. This 1992 issue, featuring art and inks by Al Avison and colors by Ken Selig, is part of a nostalgic re-issue campaign promoted on page 34 with a striking Black Cat image, spotlighting titles like The Original Sad Sack #1 and Sad Sack Comics #288, #289. The cover, a collaborative effort by Ken Selig and Fred Rhoads, captures the playful, retro flair of the era.
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While on duty in Egypt, Sad Sack daydreams that he and his fellow soldiers have awakened mummies who'll obey their every command and do all the grunt work for them until Mummy Queen Cleopatra and Mummy Prince Das Kcas (anagram of Sad Sack) reverse the spell making the soldiers their slaves.
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