Little Dot #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics delivers a delightful dose of polka-dotted mischief with this 1957 installment of Little Dot. The cover shows Dot — in her signature red-and-black polka-dot dress — dashing away from a ball park wall covered in rivets and dots, dragging a curly blue corkscrew behind her with a mischievous grin, while a startled little witch in a purple hat watches from behind. It's a charming snapshot of the playful, dot-obsessed world that made this Harvey series such a warm favorite for young readers of the era.
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Richie's father leaves for a fishing trip, telling Richie that while he is gone, Richie will be the "man of the house". Mrs. Rich then goes to a luncheon with Mrs. Van Friggle, leaving Richie at home with Mrs. Friggle's daughter Cynthia. At Cynthia's suggestion, they decide to play house, and as the pretend "lady of the house", Cynthia proceeds to boss Richie around, asking him to move furniture and mind the "baby". Richie is pretty sick of it by the time their mothers return, but can later sympathize with his father, who is bossed around by Mrs. Rich upon returning from his fishing trip.
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