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Freddy #37 (1962)

Charlton · 1962 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Dog Days
5 pp · humor; teen

Freddy takes his pal Stuff to see a movie about a man whose soul enters a dog's body—a premise Freddy dismisses as ridiculous. When Freddy later overhears that Stuff has died, he's devastated, until a talking dog appears claiming to be his friend, sending Freddy into a frenzy of confusion and emotion. What follows is a hilarious mix-up as Freddy tries to figure out what's really going on with his mysterious canine companion.

Winner Take All
4 pp · humor; teen
Dream Stuff
3 pp · humor; teen

A teenager plagued by insomnia consults a psychiatrist named Dr. Rock Mock, who decides hypnotism is the cure—but when the good doctor's methods don't quite go as planned, Freddy finds an unconventional solution to his friend's sleeplessness. This humorous 1962 tale captures that perfect blend of teen angst and absurdist comedy that made Freddy such a fun read.

Race with Love
7 pp · humor; teen

Freddy's obsession with his hot rod leaves his girlfriend Peggy feeling neglected, so when she threatens to teach him a lesson, he and his pal Stuff decide to spy on her—only to wildly misinterpret what they see. After Freddy storms off to the big race convinced he's lost her heart, an ironic twist at the finish line reminds him that sometimes love and racing don't mix the way he expects.

Lest We Forget: Theodore Roosevelt
1 pp · biography; history
Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt's journey from a sickly boy to an iron-willed man of action unfolds in this biographical tale—showing how the future president overcame childhood ailments through sheer determination, eventually becoming a crack shot and expert horseman. When the Spanish-American War erupted in 1898, Roosevelt joined the cavalry and led the legendary charge up San Juan Hill, proving that physical handicaps need not define a person's destiny. His life stands as a testament to courage and the triumph of willpower over adversity.

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