Beetle Bailey: World's Laziest Private

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Summary: Enter Sgt. Lugg
Review: This book contains comic strips from January 27, 1986 to June 19, 1986. No Sunday comics are included in this traditional small paperback that Jove publishes. What marks this book Sgt. Louise Lugg. She's the female counterpart to the original Sgt. Snorkel. Like Sgt. Snorkel, she's loud, overweight, and has a pet. While Snorkel has Otto the dog, Lugg has Bella. While I give Mort Walker credit for doing things to breathe new life into his comic strip, I find her to be mostly annoying, though not as annoying as a character added in the 90's. Otherwise the book is good and a must have for Beetle Bailey fans.

Rating:
Summary: Enter Sgt. Lugg
Review: This book contains comic strips from January 27, 1986 to June 19, 1986. No Sunday comics are included in this traditional small paperback that Jove publishes. What marks this book Sgt. Louise Lugg. She's the female counterpart to the original Sgt. Snorkel. Like Sgt. Snorkel, she's loud, overweight, and has a pet. While Snorkel has Otto the dog, Lugg has Bella. While I give Mort Walker credit for doing things to breathe new life into his comic strip, I find her to be mostly annoying, though not as annoying as a character added in the 90's. Otherwise the book is good and a must have for Beetle Bailey fans.