Cutie Pie #2

Cutie Pie visits an automated toy factory run by the irascible Mr. Grumple, and her overactive energy turns a tour into complete chaos when she meddles with the master control panel. As the machinery spirals into mayhem—and Cutie Pie becomes tangled up in the very automation Mr. Grumple was so proud of—the situation careens toward an explosive finale that leaves everyone scrambling.

Young Cutie Pie's well-meaning family sends her off to her aunt's wedding in 1955, but the pint-sized troublemaker has other plans—and when she accidentally crashes the honeymoon, the newlyweds discover that wedded bliss may have an unexpected third wheel. This six-page romp follows the hilarious chaos that unfolds as Cutie Pie turns a romantic getaway into pure pandemonium.

A young girl's new construction toy promises peace and quiet—until Cutie Pie discovers it's far more destructive than her father bargained for. When the fun comes crashing down in a single spectacular moment, this pint-sized builder proves that the biggest messes don't always come from playing by the rules.

Cutie Pie discovers the wonders of a library for the first time, and her unbridled enthusiasm for all those wonderful books doesn't quite match the quiet reading room's rules in this 1955 tale. Her attempts to explore every shelf lead to a series of mishaps that test the patience of everyone around her—but maybe something good comes from all the chaos.

When Cutie Pie's parents complain about their worn-out furniture, the resourceful youngster takes matters into her own hands—putting everything out on clean-up day while they're away at the store. What starts as a well-meaning attempt to solve the problem spirals into chaos when the sanitation truck hauls off far more than anyone bargained for, leaving the family scrambling to set things right.

Cutie Pie's natural way with animals leads her parents to take her to the zoo for the first time, but the trip becomes a hilarious test of nerves as the precocious girl charms, confuses, and nearly tangles with nearly every creature in sight. With her innocent observations and irrepressible curiosity, Cutie Pie turns what should be a peaceful outing into a wild adventure that leaves her exhausted parents wondering what they were thinking.

Cutie Pie's parents urge her to eat her Atomic Crunchies cereal, touting all the vitamins and minerals packed inside. When Cutie Pie questions whether those ingredients are actually good for her, she gets a cheerful reassurance—and decides to dig right in with characteristic enthusiasm.