Sad Sack U.S.A.

During its brief 1972–1973 run at Harvey Comics, Sad Sack U.S.A. offered a home-front spin on the perennial army misfit, with Fred Rhoads steering the slapstick through seven issues. Alongside the bumbling Sad Sack and his long-suffering Sarge, the series introduced Sadie Sack, expanding the gag-filled world of military mishaps into civilian life. It stands as a late-era Harvey title that kept the classic, good-natured humor of its star alive for a new generation.