My Little Margie's Boy Friends #1

Juan and his identical twin brother Pedro both arrive in America, leading Margie to accidentally fall for Pedro—only to discover the next day that she’s been dancing with the wrong twin. As the boys prepare to leave for South America, Margie is left wondering why Pedro, who claims to hate swimming, seemed so eager to dive into the pool just to please her.

Freddie, desperate to afford the big dance, answers a mysterious magician’s call for an assistant—only to find himself in a series of increasingly absurd mishaps involving disappearing acts, a memory lapse, and an unexpected dance contest. When the magician’s assistant suddenly vanishes, Freddie steps in, leading to a chaotic performance that leaves him both victorious and oddly haunted by what might have been.

Freshman Freddy visits Aunt Mamie and Uncle Charlie during a brief college break, eager to drive the family car—only to accidentally crash into everything in the garage, including the closed garage door, while narrowly avoiding Uncle Charlie. As his chaotic driving leads to a series of escalating mishaps, Freddy finds himself trapped and overwhelmed by the damage he’s caused.

Max, obsessed with numbers after reading a self-help book, tries to navigate his romantic life by assigning numerical values to his dates—only to find himself outmaneuvered when Margie turns the system on him, using a numbered lottery to pick her date for the night. With a mix of playful math puns and classic teen humor, the story follows Max’s increasingly absurd attempts to keep up as Margie’s schedule becomes a living spreadsheet.

Rubbernose Randolph lands a job at an electrically powered factory, only to be shocked—literally—by the low salary offered. When he encounters a former acquaintance who claims to be a big executive, the absurdity of the situation spirals into a series of comedic misunderstandings.