Little Dot #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeHarvey Comics' polka-dot parade continues in this 1959 entry, where Dot — decked out in her signature red-and-black spotted dress — grins delightedly as her yellow, black-spotted pup Spot leaps with excitement over a colorful dotted bone in his very own food bowl. It's a charming, warm snapshot of the girl and her perfectly matched companion, their shared love of dots extending right down to Spot's dinner dish.
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Richie's absent-minded Aunt Minnie sends Richie a gift, a life-sized doll, because she doesn't remember that Richie is a boy. He decides to bring it across town to Gloria. On the way to her house, he is embarrassed to be carrying a doll, and is teased by some boys. Gloria is not home, and rather than being teased again, he switches clothes with the doll and uses its wig to disguise himself as a girl, thinking that no one will notice a "girl" carrying a doll. His disguise fools everyone, including Aunt Minnie, who has dropped in and is now convinced that she has a niece rather than a nephew.
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