Sgt. Bilko's Pvt. Doberman #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeSgt. Bilko’s Pvt. Doberman #11 (1960) delivers another delightfully chaotic chapter in the misadventures of the ever-resourceful Bilko, as he schemes to keep Doberman from being reassigned—only to find himself in over his head when he attempts to hypnotize Mrs. Hall himself. Written by Cal Howard and illustrated by Bob Oksner, this 10-cent comic from 1960 captures the classic mix of military farce and slapstick wit, with Oksner’s expressive art bringing the absurdity to life on every page.
In this 1960 humor tale from *Sgt. Bilko's Pvt. Doberman #11*, a new hypnotist joins Bilko’s unit, prompting the scheming sergeant to try a bold new con—having himself hypnotized into believing he’s the legendary rock and roll star Pervis Peesley. But when Bilko’s focus wavers, the suggestion slips through and lands on someone else entirely.
When Colonel Hall's wife develops a crush on Doberman’s voice—much to the colonel’s alarm—Bilko sees a chance to both save his own skin and stage a cross-country concert tour. With permission granted, Doberman finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight, touring the country while Bilko keeps one eye on the chaos and the other on his next scheme.
In "null," Bilko’s latest scheme hits a snag when Hall cancels Doberman’s tour, fearing his wife might leave him if he’s gone. With the hypnotist gone and time running out, Bilko attempts to charm Mrs. Hall using nothing but his own voice—no small feat when even the best-laid plans can go off the rails in the barracks.
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Reprinted in Our Army at War #271 (1974)
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