by George Baker

New York: Simon and Schuster, (1946).

First edition, first printing.

Near fine in red cloth; in a very good plus illustrated dust jacket with modest shelf wear. 

Original $2.00 price still intact to the front flap.

The Sad Sack was a comic strip created during WWII by Sgt. George Baker, who had previously worked for Disney. After WWII the comic strip went into newspaper syndication (1946-1958).  The Sad Sack also had a long run as a comic book series with many spin-offs and was the source for a film (The Sad Sack) in 1957 with Jerry Lewis in the title role.

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