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230January 1973
$0.20

Sad Sack Comics #230

Harvey · January 1973 · on sale 1972-10-15

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Identification plate

Series
Sad Sack Comics (Harvey, 1949 series)
Issue
#230
Publication date
January 1973
Key date
1973-01-00
On-sale date
1972-10-15
Indicia publisher
Harvey Publications Inc.
Price
$0.20
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: George Baker; inks: George BakerSad Sack; Sarge (in thought balloon); Muttsy
1Time Out!comic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Slob Slobinski; Sarge
2The Brass Has Lots of Brass!comic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Colonel; Lieutenant Packrat; General Rockjaw; Sarge
3Hard Day!comic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Sarge
4Fantastic!comic story1pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Slob Slobinski
5Top or Bottomcomic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Sarge; Lieutenant Packrat; Captain Softseat; General Rockjaw; Slob Slobinski
6Who Needs a Future?comic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Slob Slobinski; Captain Softseat; General Rockjaw; Lieutenant Packrat; Captain
7Pentagon Film-Makingtext story1.5letters: ?; typesetSad Sack; Director
8Big Hit!comic story5pencils: Fred RhoadsSad Sack; Lieutenant Packrat; General Rockjaw

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