Little Dot #91

From Harvey Comics' long-running series comes this charming 1964 installment, with Little Dot tackling a very domestic dilemma — she's pressed her beloved polka-dot dress a little too enthusiastically, and the iron and scorched fabric tell the whole story in one perfectly expressive moment. The cover captures everything endearing about the character: her signature dots appear everywhere, from the title lettering to the singed garment on the ironing board, tying the whole scene together with playful visual wit. At 12 cents, this is Harvey Comics' gentle, wholesome humor at its most relatable.