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Sad Sack Goes Home #[nn] (1951) · The Collector

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Harvey
Sad Sack Goes Home (1951)
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Sad Sack Goes Home

Sad Sack Goes Home #[nn]

Sad Sack Goes Home

Publisher: Harvey
Cover date: May 1951
Pages: 16

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Credits

Writer: George Baker
Penciller: George Baker
Inker: George Baker
Cover: George Baker

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Grand Comics Database issue 223790

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After doing every dirty job the Army can find him to do, plus serving time in the guard house, Sad Sack is called into the Captain's office and given his discharge papers. But when he gets out in the real world: having to buy his own clothes, get his own housing, buying his own food, and getting a job (and being better treated than he was in the Army), Sad Sack decides the best course of action would be to re-enlist!

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Editor: Leon Harvey

Characters

Sad Sack
Sally

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