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Freddy #38 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Oh, Horrors
5 pp · humor; teen

Freddy and Peggy share a scare-filled evening after a monster movie, with Freddy trying to reassure Peggy that there’s no such thing as monsters—until he’s startled by shadows and noises in his own home. When a knock comes at the door, it’s not a monster, but his friend Stuff, who’s too afraid to be alone and has come to stay with Freddy.

A Bit of Culture
4 pp · humor; teen

Freddy and Stuff are dragged to a modern art museum by their dads, who insist they need culture. Forced to pretend they appreciate abstract sculptures and paintings, the boys barely survive the experience—especially after Freddy knocks over a statue and accidentally rips a famous painting.

A Good Scout
3 pp · humor; teen

Freddy, posing as a seasoned scout leader, leads a group of Cub Scouts on a woods adventure, dramatically overacting his expertise with exaggerated claims about wildlife and edible mushrooms—only to accidentally scare the kids with a rattlesnake and a poisonous mushroom. The story ends with the Scout Master arriving the next day, prompting a humorous reveal of Freddy’s questionable skills.

Freddy's New Hot-Rod
7 pp · humor; teen

Freddy dreams of entering a drag race and sets out to build a hot-rod from parts of Harold’s old jalopy, enlisting his friend Stuff to help. With a mix of chaos, miscommunication, and a surprisingly genteel approach to negotiating with the grumpy Harold, the boys work to assemble the car—only to face one final hurdle: getting it to start before the race.

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