Beetle Bailey (1969) #79

Charlton 1969–1976 series Cover date Jan 1971

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About this issue

Beetle Bailey #79 (1969) is issue #79 of Charlton's Beetle Bailey (1969–1976), with a cover date of January 1971. Written by Bob Gustafson and Frank Johnson and drawn by Bob Gustafson and Frank Johnson.

Creators

Writers: Bob Gustafson, Frank Johnson
Pencillers: Bob Gustafson, Frank Johnson
Inker: Frank Johnson
Letterer: Frank Johnson
Cover artists: Bob Gustafson, Frank Johnson

The stories

“The Pest is Yet to Come”

With time on his hands until his date, Beetle drops in on the Pipers and makes a pest of himself.

“Beetle "Bails" for a Starlet”

Beetle ducks out on Sarge's sign-painting tips, when he learns that a starlet is signing copies of her latest record album at the P.X.

“Right Dress”

Sarge sets out to get "one of the new style uniforms" and gets more than he bargained for.

“Solid Sarge”

When General Halftrack is denied funding to construct a battle memorial statue, Sarge enlists Beetle and Killer to do the job themselves.

Credits, characters and story details from the Grand Comics Database, CC BY-SA 4.0.