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Li'l Tomboy #103

Mar 1959 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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In "Such a Lovely Dress," Li'l Tomboy's aunt insists she wear a fancy feminine dress to her house, and Li'l Tomboy reluctantly agrees, though she finds it uncomfortable and unsuitable for her active nature. The story follows her attempts to manage in the dress while her uncle tries to interest her in wearing it. The issue also includes an "Atomic Mouse" public service message about healthy daily habits for children, emphasizing exercise, nutrition, hygiene, and family time, and concludes with a Li'l Tomboy story in which she helps a man with a kite stuck in a tree, only to cause chaos when his kite box lands on farm animals, resulting in a comical disaster.

Contains 4 stories
A Visit with Aunt Penelope
5 pp · Children

When Lil' Tomboy spends a few days at her refined Aunt Penelope's house, the aunt hopes to teach her some more ladylike interests — but the spirited girl has other ideas. As Lil' Tomboy joins the neighborhood boys in a baseball game and shows off her athletic skills, Aunt Penelope finds herself drawn into the fun and learns what makes her niece tick. By the time they head back home, the visit has turned into something neither of them quite expected.

Such a Lovely Dress
3 pp · Children

Lil' Tomboy is given a lovely feminine dress to wear to Aunt Gussie's house, but her tomboy nature keeps getting in the way—she can't resist showing the boys how to tackle in football, and her new outfit ends up covered in mud. Now she'll have to change into a different dress before heading out, if she can manage to stay clean long enough.

Rather Boring
5 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Superhero

When crooks Count Gatto and Shadow swipe Prof. Invento's tunneling machine for a brazen bank heist, they don't realize the inventor has a remote control up his sleeve—and neither do they plan for a certain mouse hero to be watching from above. What should be a perfect crime turns into a wild underground chase as the machine sends them careening to unexpected destinations, from the ocean floor to places far less welcoming than any hideout they had in mind.

Vacation Bound
10 pp · Children

When Li'l Tomboy's family packs up for a summer vacation trip to Michigan to visit Grandma, the spirited young girl insists on bringing along everything from a totem pole to her beloved dog Waldorf—much to her pop's dismay. The cross-country journey to Niagara Falls proves chaotic, complete with flat tires, run-ins with state police, and Waldorf's unexpected antics at the border, but the real adventure awaits at Grandma's cabin in the woods. A seemingly peaceful vacation takes an interesting turn when the family learns about bears in the area, leading to an amusing discovery that changes everything.

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