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Freddy #33 (1962)

Charlton · 1962 · 36 pages

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Contains 4 stories
The Army Knows Best
5 pp · humor; teen

A young recruit reports for military induction with hopes of avoiding the infantry, but every aptitude test and assignment he attempts—from piloting an aircraft to operating a tank—ends in spectacular disaster. As the Army systematically eliminates every other option, Freddy learns a humbling lesson about military efficiency and following orders in this lighthearted five-page romp from 1962.

Bombs Away
4 pp · humor; teen

Freddy is thrilled to show off his new military uniform as proof of his importance to national defense—until everyone he encounters mistakes it for something else entirely: a movie usher's outfit, a scoutmaster's uniform, a garage worker's getup. When he finally gets the chance to explain his true role as a soldier and guardian of American freedom, his friends' reaction sends them scrambling for the bomb shelter instructions they'd dismissed earlier. A sharp-edged teen humor piece that deflates Freddy's sense of self-importance with perfectly timed misunderstandings.

A-Camping We Will Go
7 pp · humor; teen

Freddy and his buddy Stuff join the Army Reserves and head to camp, where they're put through their paces with rifle training and a battle-practice game to capture a bridge. These two disaster-prone recruits somehow manage to stumble their way to victory, only to discover what kind of "reward" the Sergeant has in mind for their unexpected success.

Like Corn, Man
3 pp · humor; teen
Nick the Beat

Nick the Beat gets hired to play bongo drums at a farm dance to earn money for a night out, but discovers the real problem facing the Wimpelmeyer farm is a crow infestation threatening their corn crop. With a chance to impress the farmer's daughter Florabelle, Nick might find himself dealing with more than just keeping rhythm.

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