Sad Sad Sack #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Giant-Size Harvey edition puts poor Sad Sack through the wringer in vintage 1965 style — on George Baker's cover, our hapless hero has apparently dug himself right into a golf hole, tumbling underground alongside a bewildered dog and a scattered toolbox while a golfer above cheerfully sends another ball plop-ping down on top of him. The side panel teases a full roster of familiar faces — Sarge, The General, Hi-Fi Tweeter, and Slob Slobinski among them — promising a generous helping of military misadventure for your quarter. If you've ever felt like the universe has it out for you, Sad Sack remains the most relatable soldier in comics.
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Sad Sack imagines he is protecting the camp from an invasion of martians, not knowing that they are the talent for a stage show.
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