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	Beetle Bailey - Uncyclopedia
		Beetle Bailey was born and raised in Pottersville, New York.
		Bailey has received campaign ribbons for service in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Grenada, Panama, the Falkland Islands, Croatia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Bhutan, New Orleans, Sudan, and Guantanamo Bay, during which time he recorded a total of 1,875 confirmed enemy kills (at least 237 of which were with his bare hands only).
		The nickname, "Beetle," is an obscure reference to the Egyptian scarab, harbinger of death and destroyer of tombs.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Beetle_Bailey (419 words)

	Beetle Bailey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beetle Bailey (begun on September 4, 1950) is a comic strip set in a United States Army boot camp, created by Mort Walker.
		The uniforms of Beetle Bailey are still the uniforms of the 1950s Army, with green fatigues and baseball caps as the basic uniform, and the open jeep as the basic military vehicle.
		Beetle's sister is Lois Flagston of the comic strip Hi and Lois, a spinoff which debuted in 1954.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beetle_Bailey (1582 words)

	The Comic Strip Doctor - Beetle Bailey
		One year later, as combat raged across the 38th parallel, a clueless frat-boy named "Beetle" Bailey accidentally enlisted in the U.S. Army, courtesy of cartoonist Mort Walker, who'd had less than stellar success with his college-themed comic strip and who wanted to give his lead character a new environment to mine for comedy gold.
		Amazingly, Beetle Bailey has several "revolutionary" cites to its credit: in the early 1950s, the strip was dropped from the Tokyo edition of Stars and Stripes because it allegedly encouraged disrespect for officers.
		Beetle doesn't have to be just "lazy," meaning he lies down a lot; in our version, he may actively not desire to participate in the activity for which he has been conscripted.
	www.wondermark.com /tcsd/stripdoc_8.html (1246 words)

	CNN.com - Beetle Bailey at 50: still lazy, still funny, still going strong - September 4, 2000
		Beetle Bailey stumbled onto the funny pages and into the hearts of generations who laughed at his amazing ability to avoid work at all costs.
		Beetle is based on a high-school friend who was so lazy, Walker once had to flip over his mattress to get him out of bed.
		His office is filled with Beetle memorabilia: books, framed comic strips, a clock decorated with likenesses of Beetle and Sarge, and carved wooden figures of all the characters.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/books/news/09/04/beetle.bailey.at.50.ap (1300 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Beetle Bailey
		It's hard to say precisely when and where Beetle Bailey first appeared — or even what his name was back then.
		The syndicate made only one alteration — the protagonist's name was changed to "Beetle" Bailey, possibly because spiders are deemed too industrious to represent such a character.
		Beetle Bailey also appeared in comic books, from 1953-80 (with a few brief gaps), first from Dell Comics, then Gold Key, King, Charlton, then back to Gold Key.
	www.toonopedia.com /beetle.htm (569 words)

	DVDtoons! Reviews - Beetle Bailey/ Hagar The Horrible/ Betty Boop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beetle first appeared in twelve newspapers in 1950, although he was seen throughout many cartoons that Walker did for various magazines in the 1940’s.
		Beetle is posted at Camp Swampy, home of your basic motley assortment of true-blue military types and more than its share of screw-ups as well.
		While I was pleasantly surprised by the Beetle Bailey and Hagar the Horrible cartoons, the reason I bought the DVD in the first place was to see Betty Boop’s 1989 TV special.
	www.dvdtoons.com /reviews/181/print (1743 words)

	Chicago Reader: Hot Type
		Beetle Bailey is one of the most successful strips in the history of American cartooning.
		Yes, you say, but 52 years later Beetle Bailey is old and lame, and those Miss Buxley gags stopped being funny three waves of feminism ago.
		Beetle Bailey had been gone only a couple of days when T.R. "Rocky" Shepard III, president of King Features, came to the tower and met with Brown.
	www.chicagoreader.com /hottype/2002/020726_1.html (1064 words)

	Happy Birthday, Beetle Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beetle Bailey®, one of Mizzou's most famous alumnus, turns 50 this fall.
		A sculpture of Beetle's® residing on campus commemorates Beetle® beginnings on the MU campus.
		The creation of Addison Morton Walker, a 1948 MU alumnus, Beetle's® character was derived, in part, from a campus hangout called "The Shack," whose colorful atmosphere was enjoyed by generations of college students.
	muarchives.missouri.edu /beetle-one.html (132 words)

	Beetle Bailey!
		Thank you for your support of the U.S.O. The USO is tabulating all the donations from fans of Beetle Bailey who received the special flag tribute print as thanks for their USO donation.
		Beetle Bailey creator, Mort Walker has made available to the U.S.O. a full color 8-1/2"x11" print of his salute to the American flag.
		The drawing is based on words that originally appeared in the July 4th, 1976 BEETLE BAILEY bicentennial strip.
	www.beetlebailey.com (284 words)

	Shopping.com - Shopping made simple
		Beetle Bailey, Mort Walker's comic strip hero for over 50 years, is shown here with all...
		Beetle Bailey is in the army and having a real good time.
		Beetle Bailey is in the army but just can't seem to keep a straight face and stay out of trouble.
	www.shopping.com /xGS-Beetle_Bailey (518 words)

	Beetle Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beetle Bailey made his comic-strip debut as a college cutup in 1950 in a mere 50 newspapers.
		Beetle Bailey went on to become the third most widely distributed comic strip of all time.
		This Beetle Bailey bobble head pays tribute to the Army character, Beetle is 8" tall and comes in decorative window box.
	www.daviesgeneralstore.com /tour4.html (120 words)

	No joking -- "Beetle Bailey" turns 50 today (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Those Beetle Bailey comic books are probably collector’s items by now, fetching high prices on eBay auctions.
		The strip’s main character has always been Beetle Bailey, a private in the Army who spends most of his time avoiding work.
		Walker drew on his own Army experiences and acquaintances for the gags and people in "Beetle Bailey." He served in the Army during World War II, advancing to first lieutenant in the European Theater of War.
	archive.pressrepublican.com /Archive/2000/09_2000/090420002.htm (783 words)

	APESHEET INTERVIEW: BEETLE BAILEY
		BAILEY: I can't say that I know much about Iraq or politics, but if Sarge says it's time to go to war, I guess it's time to go to war.
		BAILEY: Not to me. Things in my world pretty much seem to always stay the same.
		BAILEY: Well, if they've got good golf courses, Gen. Halftrack will be there.
	www.theapesheet.com /ape19/bailey.html (296 words)

	Sculpture of Beetle Bailey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beetle Bailey returned to the MU Campus permanently with the unveiling of a bronze life-size sculputure.
		For $250, alumni were given the opportunity to have their initials permanently carved on Beetle 's booth.
		Beetle was relocated to his present site beside the Alumni Center on June 4, 1999, close to the original site of "The Shack." Here, Beetle® can forever lounge, a fitting tribute to "The Shack."
	muarchives.missouri.edu /beetle-two.html (168 words)

	HA \| Web Extras
		Beetle often shares his comics with other strips in Sweden.
		Mort Walker sends the Beetle jokes that are too racy for American audiences (and some he knows has no chance of being printed in the U.S.) to Sweden for an occasional "censored" issue.
		The second Beetle Bailey graphic novel published by Dargaud in the U.S. The third Beetle Bailey graphic novel published by Dargaud in the U.S. A rare appearance of the top of Beetle's head, from issue #11 (August-October 1957), probably by Tony DiPreta.
	www.cagle.com /hogan/webextras/issue12beetle/home.html (300 words)

	Amazon.com: Beetle Bailey & Betty Boop & Hagar: DVD: Beetle Bailey,Betty Boop,Hagar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Mort Walker's long-running comic strip "Beetle Bailey" was turned into a series of shorts in the early '60s, 10 of which are included in this collection.
		Beetle, Sgt. Snorkel, Zero, Lt. Fuzz, and General Halftrack all appear, but the animation is very limited and the timing flat.
		"Beetle Bailey" - General Halftrack and Sergeant Snorkel are bound and determined to make soldiers out of Beetle Bailey and his lazy chums, but that's like trying to tiptoe through a mine field.
	www.amazon.com /Beetle-Bailey-Betty-Boop-Hagar/dp/B000055XSR (866 words)

	Beetle (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beetle, an enormous wooden mallet used in timber framed construction
		Beetle, one of two comic book characters owned by Marvel Comics.
		Beetle (game) a simple game requiring only a piece of paper, a pencil a die.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beetle_(disambiguation) (112 words)

	Amazon.com: 50 Years of Beetle Bailey: Books: Mort Walker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		After 50 years in service, Beetle still stays firmly lodged in the nation's top five comic strips, in 1,800 newspapers in 52 different countries with 200 million readers every day.
		Beetle Bailey has been in service for fifty years and this collection compiles artist Mort Walker's best and significant strips of the lazy soldier.
		Beetle himself was originally a college student and Mr.
	www.amazon.com /Years-Beetle-Bailey-Mort-Walker/dp/156163252X (874 words)

	The Comics Curmudgeon » Beetle Bailey
		I’m not sure what’s worse: Beetle stewing over getting punched in the face by his superior officer, the chaplain urging Beetle to just submit to the abuse, or the idea that a “turn the other cheek” philosophy makes for good soldiering.
		The interlinked man-woman symbol pendant is a nice touch, and the “beetle music” line is groanworthy, but neither should distract from the fact that Jason is using his iguana as a prop to hit on his mom.
		If you’re a marriage counselor, I’ve got to imagine that the moment when one of your clients throws her infidelity in the face of her husband has got to be kind of a professional low point.
	joshreads.com /?cat=26 (1997 words)

	The Trades - Mort Walker: Fifty Years of Beetle Bailey
		I was privileged to speak with Mort about Beetle’s comic and real-life misadventures, as well as a few other interesting tidbits you may not know about.
		Beetle’s never shied away from controversy, being pulled from military newspapers for engendering disrespect for authority, and pulled from the southern newspapers when you introduced Lt. Jack Flap, the first African American in the strip.
		But people occasionally write me and say "Stop doing that, this is terrible!" I say, if you believe this is real anger, if you believe what you read in the comic strips, then you believe that mice run around with little gold buttons on their red pants and drive cars.
	www.the-trades.com /article.php?id=1641 (1893 words)

	Wichita Eagle \| 07/17/2006 \| Kansas native created 'Beetle Bailey' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		And when the United States became involved in the Korean War, Beetle -- then in college -- was drafted and sent to war.
		At least twice, Beetle has been banned from the Stars and Stripes newspaper: first when Army officials decided Beetle's character was too lazy and insubordinate, and again when they thought the flashy, Afro-topped Lt. Flap might offend African-American soldiers.
		On a personal level, Crowson said, one of the first drawings he tried to imitate as a child was Beetle Bailey.
	www.kansas.com /mld/kansas/news/local/15053984.htm (599 words)

	CBUB #183: Beetle Bailey vs. Gomer Pyle, USMC
		Beetle gets the stuffig beaten out of him on a daily basis and is back for more.
		Both Beetle and Gomer are in the military goofball category, so you have to break it down to see which has the greater LQ (Laugh Quotient).
		Beetle has a cast of poorly drawn losers (Zero, a man who would stick his hand in a toaster, Sarge, a hothead.
	www.electricferret.com /fights/issue_183.htm (5226 words)

	McSweeney's Internet Tendency: First Panels of Beetle Bailey Comics Which, Taken out of the Context of the Remaining ...
		Beetle is sitting on his bunk with an open box.
		Beetle is in a car in front of the General's house.
		Beetle and Zero (another soldier) are walking through some sort of sand, possibly a desert or beach, on a hot day.
	www.mcsweeneys.net /2001/06/14beetle.html (2014 words)

	Language Log: More @!%!**#~@#!! Wisdom from Beetle Bailey
		The Beetle Bailey cartoon that Mark Liberman just posted reminded me of an earlier Beetle Bailey offering on the symbols of cartoon cursing.
		So Beetle Bailey is an old hand at meta-commentary on obscenities.
		And maybe what the world needs now is an enthusiastic student to write a thesis on the orthography of cartoon cussing; we could even pass the hat around Language Log Plaza and offer a Language Log Fellowship for the purpose.
	itre.cis.upenn.edu /~myl/languagelog/archives/003281.html (182 words)

	eBay - beetle bailey comic, Comics, Banks, Registers Vending items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Beetle Bailey Advances in Dentistry Comic Strip Art NEW
		BEETLE BAILEY COMIC BOOK No. 15 by Mort Walker 1958
		Beetle Bailey R-02 NM Mint Unread Glossy Old Comic
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=beetle+bailey+comic&... (440 words)

	"Beetle Bailey" (1963) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The same kind of very funny and striking observations from the Mort Walker strip we see everyday, at this writing from the newspaper, is greatly lacking in this blistering, shrieking and boring cartoon.
		Beetle is portrayed as a moron, not a rebellious soul.
		Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for "Beetle Bailey" (1963)
	imdb.com /title/tt0195546 (300 words)

	Comics: The People's Art. Interview with Beetle Bailey creator, Mort Walker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I didn’t want that to happen to me, so I sent Beetle home after the Korean war was cooling off to get involved with his sister Lois and her husband Hi.
		The editor of Stars and Stripes thought the Beetle Bailey strips were hurting their disciplinary efforts to get the guys back to routine appearances and so forth.
		GW: I remember reading somehwere that Beetle Bailey is the third most widely distributed strip in the world, although that information may be rather dated.
	www.alivingdog.com /Animation-Mort_Walker.html (4650 words)

	CNN - Cartoon general gets lesson in sexism - July 6, 1997
		WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Another general is in the news for engaging in inappropriate sexual conduct -- but this time the story comes from the funny pages.
		In a case of art imitating life, Gen. Amos Halftrack of the "Beetle Bailey" cartoon strip is getting sensitivity training.
		Halftrack is known by Beetle Bailey fans for ogling his aptly named secretary, Miss Buxley, a character modeled on Marilyn Monroe.
	www.cnn.com /US/9707/06/beetle.bailey (597 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Bees" to "Beetle Bailey (chronology)"
		----------------------------------------------------- Beetle Bailey : daily strips, May 7 to Dec. 29, 1973, and Jan. 7 to June 15 and June 24 to July 6, 1974 / by Mort Walker.
		The Best of Beetle Bailey : a thirty-three year treasury / by Mort Walker ; designed and edited by Brian Walker.
		Halftrack, the General is clumsy, lacking in technique, etc. -- Call no.: PN6726 f.B55 "golf" ----------------------------------------------------- Beetle Bailey (June 6, 1992) "It's Too Nice a day to Waste on War"* (Beetle Bailey, June 6, 1992) / Mort Walker.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/brri/bees.htm (9090 words)

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