Li'l Tomboy #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Li'l Tomboy #97 The issue contains two stories. In the first, a young couple painting their house is watched by three rabbits and a turtle who observe them from a nearby bush. When the woman suggests leaving food for the animals, the rabbits retrieve it and decide to help the couple by pushing a ladder, which accidentally falls and nearly causes an accident—leading the animals to realize they should mind their own business. In the second story, Li'l Tomboy tries to help her friend Rollo get into a football game by finding him a position on the team, but her attempts to convince the coach backfire when Rollo becomes exhausted during tryouts.
When a girl helps her dad find a misplaced item in the garage, her literal interpretation of his instructions lands the tools next door—where the neighbor's always borrowing and never returning stuff. What starts as a joke between the girl and her dad spirals into a confrontation, but the girl's quick thinking turns the tables in the most unexpected way, leaving her dad with a newfound confidence that might just solve his problem of being asked for help all the time.
Li'l Tomboy promises her parents she'll be on her best behavior for a fancy dinner at Pierre's restaurant, but her idea of politeness—jumping over ropes, tackling sword-wielding troublemakers, and dousing fires with champagne—leads to absolute chaos. When the dust settles, this pint-sized tornado discovers that sometimes the most polite thing a restaurant owner can do is feed you for free just to get you to leave.
When the team needs their best player on the field for a crucial game, Rock and Rollo face a dilemma: Rollo owns the only football, but he can't run, kick, throw, or tackle. Rock discovers an inspired solution that gives Rollo the most important position on the team—one that keeps their star player in the game and everyone happy.
A young art enthusiast has caught the attention of two gallery patrons as he makes his way from room to room, and they're convinced they've spotted a budding connoisseur with refined tastes. When they offer to help him discover his true artistic passion, his answer delivers a perfectly timed punchline that deflates their assumptions.
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