Little Dot #114
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics' beloved polka-dot enthusiast is front and center in this December 1967 issue, leaning curiously toward a windowsill where a tiny ladybug catches her eye — completely oblivious to the clanging fire truck, scrambling firefighters, and smoking building playing out in the street behind her. It's a perfectly charming snapshot of Dot's wonderfully single-minded personality, where a small spotted insect naturally commands more attention than the whole commotion outside. A delightful pick for fans of Harvey's gentle, cheerful humor.
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Dot's father accidentally splatters ink on Dot's face with his fountain pen, and after seeing her reflection in the mirror, Dot purposefully uses the pen to add more ink dots to her face.
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