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Freddy #39 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Drive on Mac Stuff
5 pp · humor; teen
FreddyStuff

Freddy reluctantly agrees to teach his friend Stuff how to drive, but what should be a straightforward lesson in operating a hot rod quickly spirals into complete chaos. Between misunderstanding instructions, a stuck gas pedal, and an accidental passenger, the pair's wild joyride through town attracts the attention of the police—and leaves Freddy facing some serious consequences for the mayhem they've caused.

Who's Zoo?
4 pp · humor; teen
FreddyPeggyStuff

Freddy and his pals visit the zoo for a day of animal-watching, but when Freddy settles down for a quick rest, he drifts into a wild dream where the zoo animals have turned the tables—escaping their cages and deciding it's time to cage up the humans instead. This playful four-pager serves up a lesson about perspective wrapped in plenty of humor.

Gag Time!
1 pp · humor · script ?; ? · pencils ?; · inks ?; ?
The Wilderness Scout
1 pp · biography; history
Kit Carson

Kit Carson trades the comfort of town life for the untamed wilderness, becoming one of the frontier's most legendary hunters, trappers, and scouts. From his early expeditions into unexplored Rocky Mountain territory to his later service as guide for Fremont's voyages of exploration, Carson carved new trails across the American West and earned his place in history through fearless encounters with nature and adversity. This biographical tale captures the remarkable journey of a man whose courage and skill made him a defining figure of the frontier era.

Knits to You
3 pp · humor; teen
Nick the BeatHermione

Nick the Beat gets called out by Hermione for being a do-nothing, so he decides to prove himself by taking up knitting for a charitable cause—but his interpretation of "backward countries" leads to some hilariously misguided results. Watch as Nick's well-intentioned efforts to impress the girl collide with his distinctly unconventional understanding of what the natives might actually need.

Drag Race
7 pp · humor; teen
FreddyStuffNealBradFerdiePeggy

Freddy accepts Brad's challenge to a drag race, but the competition turns into a wild ride when sabotage and a series of increasingly absurd obstacles—loosened wheels, failed brakes, and a collision with a glue truck full of pigeons—send Freddy's hot rod careening through the sky. With Stuff cheering him on, Freddy must navigate the chaos to prove himself and his car to the group.

Symbol of Freedom
1 pp · advocacy

In this 1963 story, a young visitor to Washington D.C. stands in awe before the nation's Capitol, contemplating the building as a symbol of American democracy and freedom. Through the hallowed halls and solid stone structures, the visitor reflects on the great leaders who built the country and the blessing of being born in a free land to free parents. The story celebrates the enduring legacy of those who fought for freedom and emphasizes the responsibility of each new generation to keep that country free.

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