- Script
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 3-7 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 3-7 uncredited)
- Inks
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 3-7 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 3-7 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Whew! I'm bushed! But I'd better get back to work!!
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- Private Sad Sack; Mummy Prince Das Kcas; Mark Anthony; Princess Cleopatra; Private Hifi Tweeter; First Sergeant Cecil Circle
- Synopsis
- While on digging detail in the Egyptian desert, Sad Sack nods off from exhaustion and has an elaborate dream sequence where he digs up a mummy case in which the mummy becomes his servant.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- curse; desert; Egypt; heat exhaustion; labor; master; mummies; pyramids; work
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 8-12 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 8-12 uncredited)
- Inks
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 8-12 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Jack O'Brien (pp. 8-12 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Come on out, fellas! He won't hurt you!
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- Mummies; Private Sad Sack; Private Hifi Tweeter; First Sergeant Cecil Circle; Private Slob Slobinski
- Synopsis
- While on duty in Egypt, Sad Sack daydreams that he and his fellow soldiers have awakened mummies who'll obey their every command and do all the grunt work for them until Mummy Queen Cleopatra and Mummy Prince Das Kcas (anagram of Sad Sack) reverse the spell making the soldiers their slaves.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- desert; Egypt; garbage detail; k.p.; kitchen police; KP; mummies; north Africa; pyramids; slaves
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 Series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Warren Kremer (pp. 12-17 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Warren Kremer (pp. 12-17 uncredited)
- Inks
- Warren Kremer (pp. 12-17 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Warren Kremer (pp. 12-17 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Awp! Yawp!
- Genre
- humor; anthropomorphic-funny animals; military
- Characters
- Brigadier General Rockjaw; Muttsy K9 Dog; civilian couple; Private Sad Sack; pet store owner; lady pedestrians; two children; grey dog; cat; Major General McBugle
- Synopsis
- Muttsy is ordered away after twice causing General Rockjaw to trip over him. Feeling ever more rejected by everyone he comes in contact with, Muttsy finally wins approval from a man in civvies who turns out to be General Rockjaw's superior officer.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- adopt a dog; children; city; dog in back seat; dog on base; dog riding in car; dog's life; poochie; silly dog; stray dog
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 Series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Fred Rhoads (p. 18 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Fred Rhoads (p. 18 uncredited)
- Inks
- Fred Rhoads (p. 18 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Fred Rhoads (p. 18 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Careful, Paw! That bear's awful smart!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Ol' Sod Sack; Maw Sack; bear
- Synopsis
- A wild bear fools Ol' Sod Sack.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- back woods; clumsy; fool; ignorant; imbecile; moron; smart; uneducated
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Jack O'Brien (p. 19 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Jack O'Brien (p. 19 uncredited)
- Inks
- Jack O'Brien (p. 19 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Jack O'Brien (p. 19 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Gosh, I hate peeling potatoes!
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- WAC Sadie Sack; uncredited female soldier; First Sergeant Cecil Circle; two random male soldiers
- Synopsis
- Sadie Sack complains about peeling potatoes only to peel onions after delivery of an automatic potato peeler.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- automation; efficiency; peeler; peeling; peeling onions; peeling potatoes; potato peeler
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Fred Rhoads (p. 20 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Fred Rhoads (p. 20 uncredited)
- Inks
- Fred Rhoads (p. 20 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Fred Rhoads (p. 20 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Get lost!
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- First Sergeant Cecil Circle; Private Sad Sack
- Synopsis
- Sarge orders Sack to get lost.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- boomerang; found; full circle; lost
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Joe Dennett (pp. 21-25)
- Pencils
- Joe Dennett (pp. 21-25)
- Inks
- Joe Dennett (pp. 21-25)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Joe Dennett (pp. 21-25)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- ... and I believe this pill will give anybody a good figure ...
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- First Sergeant Cecil Circle; Scientist; Brigadier General Rockjaw; Private Sad Sack; Private Slob Slobinski; random soldiers
- Synopsis
- The Sarge swallows a scientist's fat-reducing pill but grows much meaner after it wears off.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- diet; diet pill; slim; slimmer; slimming
- Script
- Fred Rhoads (p. 26 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Fred Rhoads (p. 26 uncredited)
- Inks
- Fred Rhoads (p. 26 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Fred Rhoads (p. 26 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Where's that Sad Sack?
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- First Sergeant Cecil Circle; random soldier; Private Sad Sack; Private Slob Slobinski
- Synopsis
- While golfing, Sad Sack hits a hole-in-one right into Sarge's mouth.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- golf; hole in one; hole-in-one
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).
- Script
- Joe Dennett (pp. 27-31 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Joe Dennett (pp. 27-31 uncredited)
- Inks
- Joe Dennett (pp. 27-31 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Joe Dennett (pp. 27-31 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- I won't take no for an answer, Cecil! I'm coming down to see how my favorite nephew is being cared for in the army, good bye!
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- First Sergeant Cecil Circle; Aunt Dyna; Aunt Dyana; unidentified tech corporal [Technician fifth grade]; Private Slob Slobinski; random soldiers; Captain Softseat; unidentified colonel
- Synopsis
- Pacifist but tough Aunt Dyna visits the base looking for her nephew Sarge as he tries to avoid her.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- blanks; end all wars committee; officers; pacifism; peace; war; war games; war maneuvers
Story title spells First Sergeant Cecil Circle's aunt as "Aunt Dyna" but Sarge's speech balloon in panel 4 on page 30 has her name lettered, "Yipes! Aunt Dyana!"
- Script
- Fred Rhoads (p. 32 uncredited)
- Pencils
- Fred Rhoads (p. 32 uncredited)
- Inks
- Fred Rhoads (p. 32 uncredited)
- Colors
- Ken Selig ?
- Letters
- Fred Rhoads (p. 32 uncredited)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- What's wrong, Sarge?
- Genre
- humor; military
- Characters
- Private Sad Sack; First Sergeant Cecil Circle; unidentified doctor
- Synopsis
- Sad Sack takes Sarge to the hospital for a hurting finger but crashes the jeep en-route putting both of them in the hospital with multiple serious injuries.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- hospital; hospitalization; hurt; injuries; injury; motor vehicle accident; MVA
This story was also reprinted in Sad Sack (Harvey, 1949 series) #279 (March 1981).