Timmy the Timid Ghost #17
In "Just Act Like a Ghost," Timmy the Timid Ghost tries a new approach to making friends—by pretending to be a bear, only to accidentally scare off the very creatures he’s trying to befriend. When a human approaches, Timmy’s instinct kicks in, and he unleashes a frightful display without realizing the consequences. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by George Wildman, with cover art by George Wildman and Jon D'Agostino, this 1959 Charlton classic captures Timmy’s endearing misadventures in a clever, lighthearted tale of mistaken identity and unintended frights.
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Timmy disguises himself as a bear so he can play with other bears but they are scared away by an approaching human; Timmy then scares the human without realizing it.
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