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Ozzie and Babs #4 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueOzzie and Babs #5 →
Contains 9 stories
Ahiking We Will Go [sic]
9 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterDippyMr. Forester
The Dough Boy
4 pp · humor; children; teen
Algernon ForesterMr. ForesterMrs. Foresterthe MayorMr. Hampton

Algernon Forester, determined to prove he can earn money on his own, takes on a series of increasingly disastrous odd jobs after his parents refuse to give him a nickel. From accidentally damaging the Mayor’s shoes with hydrochloric acid to setting fire to Mr. Hampton’s garden with gasoline, his well-intentioned efforts only lead to more chaos. As the day ends, Algernon stands firm, refusing his father’s offer of money despite the mounting bills and lawsuits.

Ups and Downs!
1 pp · humor; teen
MeatheadMeathead's friends

Meathead and his friends skip studying for a test to go to the movies, but Meathead hesitates after recalling a past trip where his aisle seat led to a series of chaotic ups and downs. His friends tease him about the memory, but the real fun begins when they finally head out, leaving the outcome of their outing — and whether they’ll face another rollercoaster of mishaps — wide open.

That's Gratitude
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerDippythe PostmanDippy's parents

Ozzie tries to fix Dippy’s torn jacket with increasingly disastrous results, turning it into a sleeveless, collar-backwards monstrosity that shocks everyone from the postman to Dippy’s parents—only to accidentally make it look like a stylish new gift when his parents mistake it for a surprise purchase. Dippy’s parents, caught in the middle of a heated argument, are so distracted by the jacket’s unexpected appearance that they never notice Dippy’s true predicament.

Oo! La! La!
6.67 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterGlitter GayeSlickMonsieur ChevalOzzie TurnerDippyMidge

Babs finds herself in a sticky situation when Glitter Gaye sabotages her chances with Monsieur Cheval, the new French teacher, leading Babs to devise a clever (if messy) plan to win his attention before the student-faculty dance. As the school day unfolds, a series of mishaps and pranks unfold, culminating in a frantic attempt to fix her appearance before the big event.

The Tricky Gift
4 pp · humor; teen
FreddyAceHarrietProfessor Little

Freddy tries to find an affordable birthday gift at a college gift shop, where Ace offers to get him a cheaper version of a fountain pen. Ace tricks Freddy into buying a leaking pen, which Freddy then gives to Harriet as a gift—only for her to discover the prank when the pen floods her hands.

Go Back!
1 pp · humor; teen
Boastful BobBob's friends

Boastful Bob proudly shows off his "historic" home to his friends, claiming every piece of furniture dates back to a famous monarch. His friends are impressed—until a sudden, ominous warning hints that the entire collection might be reclaimed if the bills aren't paid.

Out of Tune
0.5 pp · humor
Dizzy DaisyMr. Forte

Dizzy Daisy is introduced to Mr. Forte, a gentleman she’s told is cultured, only to be surprised when he reveals he’s a piano teacher—leading her to question how one can possibly teach a piano. The story unfolds with playful confusion as Daisy reacts to the idea, setting up a lighthearted moment of misunderstanding.

In My Flying Machine
9 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterDippyGlitter GayeSlickMr. ForesterMr. Turnerthe MayorDeputy CommissionerBill Goodwell

Ozzie, convinced he’s destined for glory after a crash with his makeshift glider, commandeers a damaged helicopter and sets off to prove himself—only to crash into Babs’s father’s prized garden, sparking a frantic escape. With their fathers hot on their heels and the town’s future hanging in the balance, Ozzie and Babs make a daring decision to elope, fleeing into the skies just as a mysterious experimental plane explodes nearby.

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