Sad Sack Laugh Special #77
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Playing with Plastic," Sad Sack and the Sarge find themselves stranded on a tropical island where they’re the only men in sight—only to be rescued before they can enjoy the novelty. Fred Rhoads brings the absurdity to life with his signature style, while George Baker’s cover captures the island’s sunny, surreal charm.
In "The Rescue," Sack and the Sarge find themselves stranded on a tropical island populated solely by beautiful women who’ve never seen a man—only to be whisked away before things can get any more complicated. The story captures the absurd, lighthearted tension of their brief island adventure, all in classic military humor.
In "The Mole People," Sad Sack finds himself in a surreal dream where tiny red men from deep beneath the Earth rise to the surface, determined to halt humanity’s reckless destruction of the planet. Written with classic 1974 satire and drawn in the signature humor of the era, the story follows Sack’s bewildered reaction to this underground invasion, blending absurdity with a surprisingly earnest message about environmental recklessness.
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