Publishers / Harvey / Sad Sack Army Life Parade (1963) / #34
34April 1971
$0.25

Sad Sack Army Life Parade #34

Harvey · April 1971 · on sale January 15, 1971

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Identification plate

Series
Sad Sack Army Life Parade (Harvey, 1963 series)
Issue
#34
Publication date
April 1971
Key date
April 1971
On-sale date
January 15, 1971
Indicia publisher
Harvey Hits Inc.
Price
$0.25
Pages
68
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Pumping Aircover1pencils: George Baker; inks: George Baker
1The Chefcomic story1
2The Big Ditchcomic story1
3Foxy Foxholecomic story5
4The Sign Mancomic story1
5Snow Stormcomic story1
6Small Timecomic story5
7Good to the Last Dropcomic story1
8Desk Jockeycomic story1
9Fly Boycomic story1
10The Procomic story1
11Mouse Powercomic story5
12Operation Anti-Mancomic story2
13The First Mancomic story5
14Just in Timecomic story1
15Bad Day at HQ.comic story1
16Fisherman's Luckcomic story1
17Bloody Storycomic story5
18Guinea Pigcomic story5
19Sign of Distresscomic story1
20Neither Sleet nor Storm...comic story1
21Ol' Stumblefootcomic story5
22Super Duper Chickencomic story5The professor creates pills that can turn animals & people into giants.
23Caughtcomic story1

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