Little Dot #137
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Different Sort of Dot," a circle-shaped alien joins a group of extraterrestrial observers trying to blend in by mimicking human geometry—only to be accidentally mistaken for a toy by a curious child named Dot. After a playful encounter that leaves the alien shaken, it returns to its fellow aliens, who collectively decide Earth isn’t quite the place they thought it was.
In "null," Lotta’s enthusiasm for exercise takes a chaotic turn when her attempts at sports leave every piece of equipment in shambles. Determined to put her energy to good use, she lands a job at a driving range, where her knack for catching golf balls becomes her new, oddly fitting calling.
In "That Reminds Me!", Lotta sets out for the park with a packed picnic, only to find every passing snack and treat along the way too tempting to resist. Her resolve crumbles after just fifty feet, leaving her indulging in her own lunch far sooner than planned.
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↩ Reprints Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #16 (1966), Little Lotta #77 (1968)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Gold and Silver #12 (1977)
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