Little Dot #133

In "Dot's Unusual!" from Little Dot #133 (1970), Jo’s obsession with dotted patterns lands her in trouble when her mother chides her for decorating everything with dots. That night, she dreams of a world where dots come alive—talking, hopping, and filling her house until it can’t hold them anymore.

In a whimsical tale from Little Dot #133, Miss Scribe sets out to prove animals are superior to humans—after all, they can fly, run fast, and roar loudly. But when she witnesses Lotta calmly outsmart a group of bullies who mock her, she pauses, reconsidering her premise and finding inspiration in a very human kind of strength.