Freddy #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFreddy #27 is an anthology issue containing a main story in which Freddy helps settle a domestic dispute between a man and woman by teaching the man that a woman should be treated as an equal partner rather than controlled like a horse, followed by instructional and recreational features including "Captain Corey's Curiosity Corner" (which details beach games like Sando-Ball and a magic card trick), a crossword puzzle, and an advertisement for the American Bicycle Club.
Freddy and Peggy rally around Stuff, who's feeling down about his lack of romance, and hatch a plan to give him a memorable night. Stuff returns glowing with joy, recounting a series of romantic outings—from roses and soda shop dates to dancing and a moonlit parking spot—though his friends are clearly amused by the whole affair.
Margie and Mrs. Odetts visit Stone's Jewelry during a giant sale, where Margie becomes enchanted by a dazzling ring—only to later discover it’s a fake, leading to a comical misunderstanding that lands them in trouble with the police. When the real burglar duo is caught, the women are mistakenly accused, prompting a humorous courtroom scene where their innocence is revealed.
Freddy is frustrated when Peggy takes forever to get ready for a dance, declaring that a man should be in charge and a woman shouldn’t keep him waiting. The next night, Peggy arrives early—so early that Freddy starts to worry she’s lost interest, until he realizes she’s just following his own advice to the letter.
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Reprinted in Freddy #10 (1961)
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