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Ozzie and Babs #6 (1948)

Fawcett · 1948 · 52 pages

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ContinueOzzie and Babs #7 →
Contains 9 stories
Watch the Birdie
8.67 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterMr. ForesterMrs. ForesterMrs. TurnerMr. Turner

Ozzie and Babs set out to catch a bird for Ozzie’s latest obsession—ornithology—leading to a series of misadventures involving a mischievous parrot, a dark zoo, and a chaotic attempt to simulate winter conditions in Babs’ cellar. As Ozzie’s plan spirals into slapstick chaos, the pair’s efforts to study bird behavior take a hilarious detour when the parrot escapes and causes a storm of soap flakes, splashes, and mistaken identities.

Flat!
1 pp · humor; teen
Mac the MoocherMac's friends
Heavenly Daze
7 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerDipGlitter Gayepoliceman

Ozzie, convinced he's on the verge of a great astronomical discovery, sets up a makeshift telescope in the street to charge passersby ten cents to view the moon. When his friend Dip and Glitter Gaye join in, their antics lead to a chaotic chase after a policeman arrives, prompting a frantic escape through a fence and into a series of mishaps.

Mr. Ghost Goes to Town
2 pp · humor; teen
Blowhard McDuffVinnie DiBelloRat-tat MillerMr. MillerMuggsy KreelBoo Gleason

Blowhard McDuff and his crew arrive at an abandoned farmhouse on a twilight Tuesday, determined to prove their courage by spending the night. As they set up oil lanterns, the eerie atmosphere and the presence of the group—Vinnie DiBello, Rat-tat Miller, Mr. Miller, Muggsy Kreel, and Boo Gleason—hint at a prank or test of nerve, but the real challenge may lie in what they encounter—or think they do.

The Catastrophic Coat Controversy
7 pp · humor; teen
Babs ForesterMidgeJ.C. CrabbeMrs. Van Glotz

Babs and Midge accidentally swap coats with a group of angry women after a chaotic escape from J.C. Crabbe’s restaurant, where a rogue lobster caused a scene. Now stranded in mismatched coats—neither of which fits—Babs and Midge must navigate a series of escalating misunderstandings, only to stumble upon a shocking revelation involving a stolen monkey skin jacket and a $100 reward.

Number One Boy Friend
1 pp · humor; teen
RosalieRosalie's friend

Rosalie is smitten with a mysterious new boy at school, declaring him her "Number One Boy Friend" with dramatic flair. Her friend is baffled by her enthusiasm, especially when Rosalie insists the boy’s name is simply "652," leaving her friend utterly confused.

Triple Threat
4 pp · humor; children
Algernon Forester

Algernon Forester accidentally kicks a football through a window, then must sneak into the house to retrieve it—only to find himself trapped in a series of escalating mishaps with the homeowner. As he tries to evade capture, his attempts to locate the ball lead to a chaotic series of comedic tumbles and near-misses.

Searching
1 pp · humor; teen
Philosophical PhilPhil's friends

Phil and his friends discuss their future dreams, with each sharing a different ambition. Phil reflects on the idea that while money can’t buy happiness, it does make searching for it a lot easier.

One Whirl
8 pp · humor; teen
Ozzie TurnerBabs ForesterMidgeMidge's French cousin FifiMrs. TurnerMr. Turner

Ozzie and Babs find themselves caught in a whirlwind of playful chaos when Midge’s French cousin Fifi arrives for a party, sparking a game of spin-the-bottle that spirals into a series of exaggerated, slapstick mishaps. As Ozzie is drawn into a series of awkward kisses and mistaken romances—especially when he’s expected to dance with Fifi—Babs grows increasingly annoyed, setting the stage for a humorous clash of loyalty and international goodwill.

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