The product is a vintage comic book, Harvey Comics Sad Sack #204 from January 1969. Created by artist and writer George Baker, this comic book belongs to the Silver Age era of US Comics. The cover artist, also George Baker, has captured the essence of the character Sad Sack in this collectible comic book from the renowned publisher Harvey Comics. A must-have for comic book enthusiasts looking to add a piece of nostalgia to their collection.
Sad sack & sarge #89 vg to fine condition from 1971 Harvey comics.
Sad sack with sarge and Sadie #2 good to very good 1972.
This is a photocopy of the original comic book or magazine, cover to cover with ads. It is a printed in comic book format, wraparound, double-sided pages, stapled along the spine. It is excellent for reading purposes and is in color unless the original includes black and white pages.
Decent condition lot of 5 comics.
Here is the original art for a Sad Sack title page by George Baker, the guy who started it all. Published in Sad Sack #26, cover-dated September 1953. Sad Sack doesn’t have the cultural presence it did 60-80 years ago, but it remains an iconic strip about military service.
I would call it around a 3.0 gd/vg out of 10 condition. See pics and judge for yourself before purchasing as grading is subjective. The grading is only our opinion and we are not responsible if you choose to have it professionally graded after it leaves our possession or interprit the grading scale differently.
This specific lot is Sad Sack Comics by Harvey from the 1950s. See below for certain specifics on each. All pages are included in all issues. #94’s lower spine side has a stain.

