Sad Sack Laugh Special (1958 Harvey) comic books 1956-1969
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Issue #29
$8.80
68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #35
$2.50
- Interior is complete. Full length spine split with missing front cover.
68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #37
$7.20
The Pot Man"; Sack misunderstands Sarge's directions for washing pans. Best Foot Forward"; The General and Sad Sack go to Mars where they discover a disturbing sign of life. The Woodsman"; Sad Sack is left to devise a way for his battalion to cross a river and meets Dirty Pierre; When Sad Sack befriends the pet beaver, the beaver returns the favor by building a dam to hold back the river. Clean Job"; Sack borrows some shampoo and pours it in a soda pop bottle, which Sarge apparently drinks. The Repairman"; Sack finds a way to stay dry under a leaky roof. Space Baby," script and art by Jack O'Brien; Sack finds an alien who appears to be a baby and treats it well while everyone else treats Sad Sack badly, so the alien blasts everyone else for being so nasty. The Big Eater"; Sack complains about a too small portion, but then cannot stand to eat the larger portion he gets. The Thing From The Outer Barracks"; The Professor tries to invent instant G.I. coffee but instead creates a hair growing formula, accidently giving Sad Sack so much hair he scares everyone in the camp. Knight School"; Sack forgets to salute the general so Sarge is assigned to teach him the history of the salute, but Sack daydreams his way into more trouble. Casper The Friendly Ghost and Company ad. "The Brain"; Sack is hit on the head by a baseball and an emergency brain operation turns him into a genius. Hot Stuff, The Little Devil ad. Richie Rich ad. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #42
$6.00
68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #43
$6.00
$3.00
$2.50
68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #49
$6.00
Cover art by George Baker. "The Diggers"; Sad Sack and Tweeter find a cave. "Number One"; Hi-Fi spills coffee on Sarge's K.P. roster. "Happy Birthday, Sarge"; Sad Sack is caught in the middle of a series of practical jokes between the men in his barracks and the Sarge. "Wing Footed Mercury"; Sad Sack is chosen to test the Professor's new way of delivering messages. "The Message Center"; Sad Sack is tasked with getting the General's battle plan through enemy lines. "Nightmare Alley"; Hi-Fi and Sad Sack try to create an automatic garbage disposal. "Bad to Worse"; Sad Sack invents a robot to do his orders for him. "Notes to You"; Sarge makes notes so he won't forget anything but Sad Sack substitutes a different set of notes. "Money Matters"; Two criminals steal the camp's payroll but Sad Sack helps recover the money. "The Machine Soldier" text story. "Under Control"; Sarge and the men are sent in to break up a strike by the fruit pickers union. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
