Sad Sack & The Sarge Comic Books

• Sad Sack # 1
  
• Sad Sack # 2
  
• Sad Sack # 3
  
• Sad Sack # 4
  
• Sad Sack # 5
  
• Sad Sack # 6
  
• Sad Sack # 7
  
• Sad Sack # 8
  
• Sad Sack # 9
  
• Sad Sack # 10
  
• Sad Sack # 11
  
• Sad Sack # 12
  
• Sad Sack # 13
  
• Sad Sack # 14
  
• Sad Sack # 15
  
• Sad Sack # 16
  
• Sad Sack # 17
  
• Sad Sack # 18
  
• Sad Sack # 19
  
• Sad Sack # 20
  
• Sad Sack # 21
  
• Sad Sack # 22
  
• Sad Sack # 23
  
• Sad Sack # 24
  
• Sad Sack # 25
  
• Sad Sack # 26
  
• Sad Sack # 27
  
• Sad Sack # 28
  
• Sad Sack # 29
  
• Sad Sack # 30
  
• Sad Sack # 31
  
• Sad Sack # 32
  
• Sad Sack # 33
  
• Sad Sack # 34
  
• Sad Sack # 35
  
• Sad Sack # 36
  
• Sad Sack # 37
  
• Sad Sack # 38
  
• Sad Sack # 39
  
• Sad Sack # 40
  
• Sad Sack # 41
  
• Sad Sack # 42
  
• Sad Sack # 43
  
• Sad Sack # 44
  
• Sad Sack # 45
  
• Sad Sack # 46
  
• Sad Sack # 47
  
• Sad Sack # 48
  
• Sad Sack # 49
  
• Sad Sack # 50
  

Sad Sack is an American comic strip and comic book character created by Sgt. George Baker during World War II. Set in the United States Army, Sad Sack depicted an otherwise unnamed, lowly private experiencing some of the absurdities and humiliations of military life. The title was a euphemistic shortening of the military slang "sad sack of shit", common during World War II. The phrase has come to mean "an inept person" or "inept soldier".