Little Dot #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Grin and Bear It," Richie Rich finds himself in Hollywood, where his innocent bike ride takes a wild turn when he stumbles into a movie lot, unwittingly throwing a series of film productions into chaos. With his signature charm and a dash of luck, Richie navigates the frenzy—unaware of the mayhem he's causing—thanks to art by Steve Muffatti.
In "Grin and Bear It," Dot, Lotta, and Red are enjoying a picnic near the woods when a mischievous bear cub named Junior shows up and starts helping himself to their snacks. After a series of comical chases and close calls—especially when Mama Bear arrives on the scene—the girls and their friend find themselves in a whirlwind of food-fueled chaos. With clever tricks and teamwork, they finally manage to claim a few bites for themselves, all while dodging the bears’ hungry advances.
In "Little Dot Meets Uncle Speedy," young Dot tags along with her uncle, a racecar driver, to the Midget Auto Races—only to find herself behind the wheel when his car breaks down just before the start. With nerves of steel and a dash of luck, she barrels through the course, flying past competitors and barely making it across the finish line before running out of gas, still somehow claiming a trophy for the fastest time ever recorded.
In "The Ski's the Limit," Dot and Lotta head to a ski lodge for a weekend getaway, only to find themselves tangled in a series of mishaps involving a gruff-looking man who seems suspiciously involved in every accident. When he finally demands they leave, they stand their ground—until he storms off in his car, only to be buried by an avalanche. Lotta’s quick thinking saves him, earning them a warm welcome and a free stay.
In "Ride 'em Cowboy" from Little Dot #4 (1954), Richie Rich finds himself in Hollywood on vacation, where a simple bike ride leads to a series of unintentional mishaps on a movie lot. His innocent presence sends ripples through several film sets, each scene thrown into playful chaos.
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Reprinted in Little Dot #4 (1955), Little Lotta #2 (1956), Tastee-Freez Comics #1 (1957), Harvey Hits #4 (1957), Harvey Hits #9 (1958), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #3 (1964), Richie Rich's Funtime Comics #29016 (1979)
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