Publishers / Harvey / Sad Sack Army Life Parade (1963) / #16
16March 1967
$0.25

Sad Sack Army Life Parade #16

Harvey · March 1967 · on sale December 15, 1966

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Series
Sad Sack Army Life Parade (Harvey, 1963 series)
Issue
#16
Publication date
March 1967
Key date
March 1967
On-sale date
December 15, 1966
Indicia publisher
Harvey Hits Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: George Baker; inks: George Baker
1Pin-Up Downcomic story1
2Too Many Cookscomic story1
3The Mole Mancomic story5
4Big Dealcomic story1
5The Eyes Have Itcomic story1Sad Sack; Uncle Sod Sack
6The Spy Who Couldn't even Catch Cold!comic story5Sad Sack; The Sarge; Tanya (a spy); Boris (a spy)
7Mechanical Geniuscomic story1
8Uncle Sam Wants Youcomic story2
9The Name of the Gamecomic story1
10Hop It Up!comic story5
11Night Janitor Servicecomic story1
12Rough Riderscomic story1
13Double Your Troublecomic story5
14Rest Curecomic story1
15Maroonedcomic story1
16Everythingcomic story1
17The Grass Is Always Greenercomic story5
18Two Facedcomic story1
19Hard Workcomic story1
20Big Fishcomic story5
21Retirement Fundscomic story5
22Back to Normaltext story1.5letters: typeset
23Tearable Situationcomic story1
24Special Recipecomic story1
25No Sense of Humorcomic story3

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