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Timmy the Timid Ghost #24

Dec 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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# Timmy the Timid Ghost #24 Timmy encounters a treacherous plot when Professor Pumpernickle sets a music-based trap designed to catch all the ghosts in Spooksville. After narrowly escaping the professor's snare, Timmy accidentally releases a genie from a magic lamp, who grants him three wishes. Timmy's first wish backfires when he wishes the genie back into the bottle, and his subsequent wishes result in chaotic consequences, including a trip to Mars that Timmy must navigate his way out of.

Contains 5 stories
Wanda's Wand
5 pp · Children

When Wanda leaves her wand soaking in wormwood soup to make it cast meaner spells, the timid ghost Timmy finds himself left to watch over it—but his nervous conscience gets the better of him. Determined to stop the wand from becoming dangerously powerful, Timmy attempts a daring plan to sabotage Wanda's dark magic before she returns. Will his brave scheme work, or will the mischievous witch discover what he's done?

Experience Counts
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

When Chester asks his experienced Uncle Rodney for advice on getting a little girl named Pinky to play with him, his uncle's well-meaning tips keep backfiring spectacularly. From picking wildflowers to offering found chocolates, every gesture lands Chester in trouble with Pinky's father—until Chester discovers the real solution has nothing to do with his uncle's romantic notions at all.

The Ghost Writer
4 pp · Children

Timmy the Timid Ghost becomes an unlikely ghostwriter when a creative ghost enlists his help to pen a novel about mountain life—but their research trip into the hills of a feuding family turns into a chaotic adventure far messier than either bargained for. With humor and heart, this 1960 story captures what happens when artistic ambition meets real-world complications, all wrapped up in the gentle, goofy charm that made Timmy such a beloved character.

Like - Spook to Me
5 pp · Children

Timmy the Timid Ghost stumbles upon Professor Pumpernickle's trap set to catch a ghost and prove their existence to his skeptical university students, and despite his nervousness, Timmy discovers the danger threatening all of spookville. When the professor's bait—a collection of irresistible ghost-themed records—lures Timmy into the contraption, the whole supernatural community must decide whether the timid ghost can help solve their gravest problem. With his friends counting on him, Timmy learns that sometimes the least likely hero can save the day in the most unexpected way.

Genie with the Light Brown Hair
6 pp · Children

Timmy and his friend Maxie discover a magic lamp that releases a mischievous genie who grants them three wishes—but the clever ghosts must figure out how to use their final wish wisely before the genie wreaks havoc on the world. When a trip to Mars on their second wish puts them in real danger, the two friends race against the clock to outsmart the genie with the light brown hair and trap him back where he belongs.

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Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker George Wildman
cover pencils, inks Jon D'Agostino

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Reprinted in Timmy #26

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