Freddy #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFreddy #27 is an anthology issue containing a main story in which Freddy helps settle a domestic dispute between a man and woman by teaching the man that a woman should be treated as an equal partner rather than controlled like a horse, followed by instructional and recreational features including "Captain Corey's Curiosity Corner" (which details beach games like Sando-Ball and a magic card trick), a crossword puzzle, and an advertisement for the American Bicycle Club.
Stuff is feeling pretty down about his romantic prospects, so Freddy and Peggy cook up a scheme to give him the night of his life—complete with roses, dinner, dancing, and moonlit parking at Lover's Lane. When Stuff returns, he's absolutely floating on air, ready to become the town's most devoted lover boy—though his friends may have a surprise twist in mind about how his perfect evening actually went.
Margie and Mrs. Odetts head to an exclusive jewelry shop during a giant sale, hoping to find an affordable ring—but their browsing gets complicated when two jewel thieves duck into the store with a stolen diamond and accidentally plant the hot merchandise among the display cases. When the police arrive and find the ring in Margie's possession, she and Mrs. Odetts find themselves arrested alongside the real criminals, leading to a wild mix-up that only clears up once the actual thieves confess.
Freddy thinks he's won a decisive victory when he lays down the law to Peggy about her chronic lateness—but a lesson from his pals at Tiny's party reveals that a girl's tardiness might mean something far more flattering than he realized. When Freddy tries to turn the tables and win back Peggy's affection through a clever reversal, he discovers that understanding the opposite sex is trickier than any lecture on who should be "the master" of a date.
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Reprinted in Freddy #10 (1961)
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