Ozzie and Babs #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Ozzie and Babs #11 The issue contains two stories. In the first, Ozzie poses as a private detective to impress Babs, pretending to investigate her office while she and others look on; his ruse unravels when he attempts a disguise and ends up causing chaos. In the second story, "The Good Will Ambassador," Ozzie encounters a man with a peculiar hat and is launched skyward by what appears to be a UFO or flying device descending from above.
When Ozzie Turner's hopeless dancing threatens to ruin his prom date with Babs Forester, she gives him an ultimatum: attend a special dance class or forget about tomorrow night. Desperate to become a "social success," Ozzie shows up at the gymnasium alongside fellow clumsy student Dip Prattle—only to discover the class is being taught by the least graceful girls in school, and a freshly waxed floor turns every lesson into pure chaos. Warren Kremer's pencils and inks capture the slapstick mayhem as Ozzie careens from one disaster to the next, but Babs remains determined to shape him into a dancer, no matter how many bones might break in the process.
Ozzie Turner fancies himself a private eye and sets out to find the mysteriously missing J.C. Fowle—a wealthy businessman—hoping to claim a big reward, with his pal Dip Prattle along for the bumbling ride. Between ridiculous disguises, hopping freight trains, and getting hopelessly lost in the countryside, Ozzie's detective work goes hilariously sideways, leading to an ironic twist neither of them saw coming.
When Mrs. Gaye announces that her daughter Glitter will decorate the Ladies Auxiliary clubhouse, Babs and her friend Midge demand an equal shot at the job—and the competition quickly descends into paint-splattered chaos. As sabotage, mishaps, and all-out pandemonium wreck both girls' decorating plans, an unexpected disaster leaves Babs with an unconventional solution that just might win the day.
Ozzie's determined to win back Babs' affections from the smooth-talking Theodore Craft Burton, a visiting relative who's swept her off her feet with fancy gifts and impeccable manners. When Ozzie tries to prove Burton doesn't deserve her by sabotaging an outing, his bumbling schemes spiral spectacularly out of control—with consequences he never saw coming. Warren Kremer's pencils and inks deliver the slapstick chaos as this teen comedy barrels toward its punchline.
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