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Publishers / Harvey / Sad Sack and the Sarge (1957) / #90
90August 1971
$0.15

Sad Sack and the Sarge #90

Harvey · August 1971 · on sale May 15, 1971

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Identification plate

Series
Sad Sack and the Sarge (Harvey, 1957 series)
Issue
#90
Publication date
August 1971
Key date
August 1971
On-sale date
May 15, 1971
Indicia publisher
Harvey Hits Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: George Baker; inks: George Baker; letters: George BakerSadie Sack, Sad Sack, Sarge, Slob Slobinski
1Safety Firstcomic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSarge; Sad Sack
2It Grows On Youcomic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Sarge; Mrs. Rockjaw; General Rockjaw
3Healthcomic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSarge; Sad Sack; Slob Slobinski; Hi-Fi Tweeter
4Almostcomic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSarge; Sad Sack
5Rock it For Mecomic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSarge; Sad Sack; Lieutenant Packrat
6What's in a Name?comic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSarge; Sad Sack; General Rockjaw; Lieutenant Packrat (flashback)
7Late Messagetext story1.5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Sarge; Captain Softseat
8Hair Raising Talecomic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Sarge; King Goodfellow; King Badapple

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