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Freckles #7

May 1948 · Pines · 0.10 USD
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In "Freckles and His Friends," Miss Klenk accuses Thackeray of cheating on an examination by claiming he wrote the correct answers on the blackboard after covering it with a roller shade, but Thackeray denies the charge. Later, a boy becomes distracted by romantic thoughts and daydreams about a girl named June while his car gets stuck in a river bed and his band's music arrangement is lost. Hilda Grubble, torn between two emotions regarding Freckles and another suitor, expresses her affection for Freckles during an election campaign gala that culminates in a nighttime car journey where Freckles and a girl named June plan to attend a dance together.

Contains 6 stories
Wrong Number, Please!
7 pp · Humor, Teen

When Freckles dials the wrong number and reaches a mysterious girl with a voice like "milk and honey," he becomes instantly smitten—but she insists on keeping her identity a secret, making their phone calls all the more thrilling. As the week unfolds, a talented new football transfer arrives at school, bumping Freckles to the second string, while romantic complications with his steady girl June pile on top of his frustrations. It's a comedy of crossed wires, mistaken identities, and a teen caught between a beguiling stranger and the very real girl waiting for him to wise up.

Shadow of Suspicion!
9 pp · Humor, Teen

When Nubbin joins the school band for a lucrative gig at Mr. Prentiss's inn, he unknowingly reconnects with a girl he'd been charming over the phone—only to discover she's the snobbish Valerie, who can't see past his blond hair. Meanwhile, Shadyside's football team is counting on him to stay academically eligible, but a brutal English exam threatens to bench their star player and leave the squad in ruins. As suspicion clouds gather around Nubbin's perfect test score, the question becomes whether he can clear his name and keep his place on the field.

The Killer of the King's English
9 pp · Humor, Teen

Shadyside is desperate for a win against powerhouse Kingston, but their chances look slim until Nubbin arrives with unexpected news—he's won a national essay contest and a college scholarship! When Mr. Wilson questions how someone with Nubbin's rough-and-tumble way of speaking could possibly have written a winning essay, Nubbin must prove his smarts before he's allowed to play. Once he takes the field, this unlikely hero shows exactly why he earned that scholarship.

Quiet! Genius at Work!
5 pp · Humor, Teen

Freckles and his pal Lard face a real predicament when their beat-up jalopy gets stuck in a riverbed after a washout destroys the bridge—and with the road commission's timeline uncertain, they devise a wild solution: disassemble the car entirely and haul it across piece by piece to reassemble on the other side. It's a scheme that tests their ingenuity and their friendships as they scramble against the clock, juggling debris, missing bolts, and the growing realization that their efforts might all be for nothing.

McGoosey for President!
16 pp · Humor, Teen

Freckles gets drafted into a student body presidential race he absolutely doesn't want any part of, while his friend Hilda genuinely does—and Lard hatches a scheme to sabotage Freckles's campaign so Hilda can win instead. With help from the resourceful Hector, Lard pulls off increasingly ridiculous stunts designed to make Freckles an unpopular candidate, though his efforts keep backfiring in the most unexpected ways.

Untitled Humor story
0.5 pp · Humor, Teen

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Full credits

writer Fred Fox
artist, inker Henry Formhals

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