Little Dot #122

When the hypnotic computer Subrinco falls into the hands of the scheming Felix Fortran, he uses it to seize control of the company where Dot’s father works—setting his sights on dominating every business in the city. With Dot determined to stop him, she and her father must outwit a machine that’s rewriting reality from the shadows.

In this charming 1969 slice of childhood mischief from *Little Dot* #122, Lotta’s baking gets a surprising gust of wind—literally—when her Uncle Rush jogs past, sending her cooling pie tumbling right onto her head. The moment captures the quiet chaos of everyday life, where a simple act of patience turns into a laughable mishap.

In "null," Lotta grapples with her cravings at a bustling carnival, tempted by every scent of food around her—until a glance in a fun-house mirror changes everything. The story captures her moment of realization with quiet humor and a touch of whimsy, all in a single, vivid page.

In "The Wrong Wrangler," Richie and his friends arrive at the Rich Bar $ Ranch expecting a familiar welcome, only to find the usual faces replaced by unfamiliar, rough-looking strangers running the place. The story unfolds as the kids try to make sense of the strange shift in the ranch’s atmosphere, all while staying true to the quiet charm of a classic 1969 children’s comic.