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Freddy #24

Sep 1960 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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In "My Little Margie: A Good Skate," Margie wants to impress a handsome hockey player she's interested in, but he's focused on the wrong sport. When Margie learns that Canadian boys taught him to play hockey, she decides the best way to attract his attention is to become a good hockey player herself. In the second story, Freddy Da Fink becomes entangled in a mob situation after discovering what appears to be criminal activity, ultimately finding himself in hiding and danger as he becomes aware of a plot to hurt somebody, with the story ending with Freddy dead.

Contains 4 stories
Harem Scarem
7 pp · Humor, Teen
Statue, or Somebody Else?
5 pp · Humor, Teen
Mr. McHazy

When Freddy accidentally smashes a Greek statue that Mr. McHazy received as a gift, he hatches a desperate plan to cover his tracks—by posing as the statue himself, complete with talcum powder and a makeshift spear. What starts as a cover-up scheme spirals into an evening of close calls and narrow escapes as Mr. McHazy returns to the office, setting the stage for a hilariously tense game of cat and mouse.

A Good Skate
5 pp · Humor, Teen
Margie AlbrightCliffNancy

Margie spots Cliff, a handsome hockey player, on the ice and decides the best way to catch his attention is to beat him at his own game—so she laces up and joins his local team. Her impressive skills on the ice earn her a spot as the team's forward, but when Cliff happily steps aside to spend time with Nancy instead, Margie discovers that winning at hockey doesn't always mean winning at romance.

Freddy's Big Night
7 pp · Humor, Teen

Freddy's looking forward to his big night at the masquerade party—he's taking Peggy, who's going as a mermaid—but after scrounging together old clothes from the attic to go as a bum, he runs into a pair of not-so-friendly party guests who mistake him for a wanted criminal and decide to "take him for a ride." What should've been a swell evening turns into a chaotic tangle of mistaken identity, police involvement, and one very confused date.

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Cast · 2 characters

Full credits

writer Joe Gill
artist, inker, letterer Jon D'Agostino
cover pencils, inks Jon D'Agostino

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Reprinted in Freddy #8 (1960)

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