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Ozzie and Babs #3 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueOzzie and Babs #4 →
Contains 8 stories
The Secret Life of Ozzie Turner
8.67 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterSlickMr. TurnerMrs. TurnerAunt Martha

Ozzie Turner’s heart is heavy after a breakup with Babs, so he escapes into a series of elaborate daydreams—each one a different version of himself, from a daring Olympic track star to a suave detective. In one fantasy, he’s racing for glory at the 1948 Olympics, but even his imagined triumphs can’t quite outpace the real ache of missing her.

Genius at Work
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerDippyhouse painterMiss WinslowSlickMr. Phil TurnerMr. ForesterMr. WilliamsMrs. Alice Turner

Ozzie Turner enrolls in a new art course at Winkleville High, convinced he's destined to become a great painter—until a series of comedic mishaps involving paint and turpentine threaten to derail his artistic ambitions. When his wild "masterpiece" accidentally terrifies everyone around him, an unexpected opportunity emerges that changes everything for young Ozzie. This 1948 humor story captures the era's teen comedy charm as ambition meets hilarious consequences.

The New Look
1 pp · humor; teen
Fancy Danunnamed friends

Fancy Dan struts into the soda shop showing off his sharp new suit and boasting about sporting the latest fashion trend—longer shirts. His friends are quick to deflate his ego with a joke about what "longer" really means in his case, turning his style flex into a punchline about his laundry habits.

Dressed to Kill
4 pp · humor; children
Algernon ForesterMrs. ForesterMonsieur Henri Pierre PantelionJacquesalesman

Algernon is determined to get a pair of long pants at Bigilbell's department store, but Monsieur Henri Pierre Pantelion and his staff have other ideas—leading to a chaotic battle of wills in the children's department. When the salesmen gang up to keep the stubborn boy in short trousers, Algernon proves he's more than a match for their schemes. By the time his mother returns to pick him up, the dust has settled on a surprising outcome that leaves everyone with something to say about fashion and persistence.

The Impatient Clip
1 pp · humor; teen
ClipPudgy

Clip needs a quick loan to get out of a financial jam, so he turns to his hardworking pal Pudgy—who's reluctant to part with the cash he's earned washing cars after school. When Pudgy agrees to help out, there's just one catch: Clip better work fast, because his friend's got somewhere to be.

Blissfizz-ly Yours
8 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterMidgeGlitter GayeMr. DixonMrs. Forester

When Babs learns that the Elite Advertising Agency is searching for a new face to feature on Blissfizz soda pop posters, she rushes to submit her photograph—only to find herself competing against half the town and the infuriatingly glamorous Glitter Gaye. After making the cut for a final selection, Babs must survive a trip to the beauty parlor where sabotage and slapstick collide in the most chaotic wash-and-set ever attempted. Will Babs make it to her four o'clock appointment looking her best, or will Glitter's jealous scheming leave her in the lurch?

Water on the Brain
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerMr. Phil TurnerMrs. Alice TurnerMr. BerlieWater Commissioner Timming

When Ozzie finds the garden hose barely trickling, his father Mr. Phil Turner storms off to blame Mr. Berlie at the hardware store—only to learn the real culprit is the town's failing water system. Water Commissioner Timming panics about his reelection prospects and pressures his foreman to find and fix the problem immediately, setting off a chaotic chain reaction that spirals far beyond anyone's control. This 1948 humor tale from *Ozzie and Babs* #3 turns a simple household complaint into mayhem as the town descends into crisis.

Bringing Up Poppa
8 pp · humor; sports; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterDippyMidgeMr. Phil TurnerMr. Forester

When Ozzie Turner and Babs Forester decide to hold a bazaar at the Winkleville Lodge to raise money for their new clubhouse, they recruit their fathers—Mr. Phil Turner and Mr. Forester—for a boxing match to draw a crowd. But neither father is eager to fight, and the kids must scramble through one scheme after another to keep their reluctant dads from backing out before Saturday night's big event. It's a hilarious race against the clock as misplaced confidence collides with parental pride at the lodge.

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