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Freddy #37 (1962)

Charlton · 1962 · 36 pages

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ContinueFreddy #38 →
Contains 5 stories
Dog Days
5 pp · humor; teen

Freddy is convinced his friend Stuff has died after a tragic accident, only to be startled when a stray dog resembling Stuff appears and speaks — leading Freddy to wonder if the dog is really his friend's soul in a new body. As Freddy grapples with the idea, the dog's behavior and voice make him question whether this is a miracle or just a coincidence, all while trying to avoid a long-standing debt.

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

A young man terrified of sleeping recounts his latest nightmare—dreaming he ate a 15-pound marshmallow and woke to find his pillow gone—prompting his friend to drag him to a psychiatrist. The doctor, a flamboyant figure named Dr. Rock Mock, attempts to cure the insomnia with hypnosis, only to accidentally put the friend to sleep by using his own head as a prop.

Race with Love
7 pp · humor; teen

Freddy is distracted from his big hot rod race by a growing rift with Peggy, who’s been reading romance magazines and seems distant. When he spies on her and misinterprets a sales pitch for a magazine as a romantic proposal, he panics—only to learn too late that his jealousy was based on a misunderstanding.

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

In this brief biography, young Theodore Roosevelt is portrayed as a sickly boy who defied his frail health through determination, transforming himself into a skilled rider and marksman. The story highlights his rise from a weak youth to a courageous leader, culminating in his role as commander of the Rough Riders during the Spanish-American War.

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