Little Dot #164
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics' polka-dot princess is in her element on this cheerful 1976 cover, showing Little Dot carefully pulling a freshly baked — and naturally polka-dotted — cake from the oven, oven mitts and apron at the ready. True to her dot-obsessed personality, even her dress, the cake, and the rising steam cloud are covered in her signature spots. For a quarter, issue #164 promises the kind of warm, wholesome fun that made this series a staple of kids' comic racks throughout the decade.
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Dot experiments with her Uncle's new invention, a device that can make her invisible. As a result, she overhears less-than-flattering conversations about her among her friends. In every case, though, it turns out they were talking about another "Dot".
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