Ozzie and Babs #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFawcett's teen humor series delivers pure carousel chaos on this January 1949 cover, as Ozzie goes completely airborne while grabbing for the brass ring — his legs flailing, his expression a perfect mix of determination and alarm — while Babs and a top-hatted ride operator look on in wide-eyed disbelief amid a shower of colorful stars. The merry-go-round's painted horses spin cheerfully beneath the mayhem, and a sign cheerfully promises a free ride to anyone who can actually catch that ring. Promising "a merry-go-round of mirth and merriment with Teendom's Clown Prince and Princess," this issue is a delightful snapshot of the breezy, laugh-first comics Fawcett was turning out for teen readers in the late 1940s.
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Ozzie's aunt gives him tickets to the opera but he wants to go to the movies with Babs.
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