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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, inspired by a new art class, declares he’s going to be the next Van Gogh—only to accidentally paint himself into a sticky situation when he’s covered in turpentine. As his wild artwork sends shockwaves through the neighborhood, even Mr. Williams faints at the sight, leading to an unexpected career change when Ozzie swaps art for home economics after his teacher switches subjects.

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

Fancy Dan shows off his new look with a sharply tailored suit and unusually long shirts, much to the amusement of his unnamed friends. When they tease him about how long he’s been wearing his shirts, he proudly claims it’s the latest fashion trend—though his friends aren’t convinced.

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

Algernon Forester insists on long pants during a shopping trip with his mother, leading to a comical clash with the store’s salesman and a flamboyant French tailor, Monsieur Henri Pierre Pantelion. As the sales staff tries to outwit Algernon’s stubborn demand, a chaotic series of antics unfolds, culminating in a surprise reunion with a familiar face.

The Impatient Clip
1 pp · humor; teen
ClipPudgy

Clip, eager to make quick cash, asks Pudgy for a loan, only to be reminded that Pudgy is already busy washing cars to earn five dollars. With a tight schedule and a date to keep, Clip insists Pudgy hurry up—despite being the one who needs the money.

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

Babs enters a beauty contest for a Blissfizz soda poster, competing against Glitter Gaye and other girls vying for the spot. After a chaotic series of mishaps—including a sabotaged spa treatment—Babs arrives at the agency with a wild, messy look, only to be chosen for the background of the final poster, leaving Glitter Gaye as the featured model.

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

Ozzie blames a faulty hose for his failed lawn-watering attempt, only to be scolded by his father, Mr. Phil Turner, who storms off to confront Mr. Berlie at the hardware store. When the Water Commissioner, Timming, arrives, he reveals the real culprit isn't the hose—but a failing water system that spirals into chaos when a frantic foreman tries to fix it, leading to a disastrous flood.

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

Ozzie and Babs plan a bazaar to raise money for their clubhouse, but need a big attraction—so they convince their fathers, Mr. Turner and Mr. Forester, to box each other. When both men panic at the idea, Ozzie and Babs devise a series of increasingly elaborate ruses to get them out of the fight, using fake telegrams and staged emergencies.

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