Timmy the Timid Ghost #37

Mar 1963 · Charlton · 0.12 USD

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The issue opens with Timmy the Timid Ghost encountering a human and reacting with fear. A magician character attempts to sell Timmy a "sales pitch," and the story follows Timmy's involvement with a "Drug Patent Office" where a character named Wilma claims to have invented a cure for everything. In a separate story, Timmy babysits for a couple who are attending a society party, but the situation becomes chaotic when the infant causes trouble, leading to comedic complications as Timmy tries to manage the situation.

Contains 4 stories

Pill Puzzle

11 pp · Children

Wilma Witch

When Wilma Witch is arrested for practicing medicine without a license, Timmy springs her from jail—but her troubles aren't over. Determined to help her ailing friends in Goblin Gulch, Wilma hatches a scheme to brew and sell a patent medicine that will cure everything, with Timmy as her eager assistant. As they work through an increasingly chaotic list of ingredients, Timmy must help drum up excitement for the formula while Wilma navigates the Drug Patent Office to get approval.

Baker's Help

4 pp · Children

Uncle Herman

A Little Persuasion

3 pp · Children

When Sandy Squirrel mocks his classmates during Brotherhood Week and refuses to join in, Timmy the Timid Ghost and his friends decide to teach him a lesson—though their method of persuasion takes an unexpected turn. After a bump on the head changes Sandy's tune, the group reveals what true brotherhood really means. It's a heartwarming tale about second chances and the power of kindness, even toward those who've been unkind.

The Graduates

5 pp · Children

Timmy the Timid GhostMaxie Ghost

Timmy the Timid Ghost and Maxie Ghost graduate from Miss Jinglebelle's School of Baby Care with high marks and immediately land their first job sitting for a baby in the neighborhood—only to discover the hard way that a little ghost has entirely different care needs than the human babies they studied. As the pair fumbles through bath time, feeding, and bedtime with increasingly chaotic results, they learn a humbling lesson about just how much babies can differ from one species to another.