Little Iodine #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this 1953 classic from Jimmy Hatlo, Little Iodine mistakes Mr. Bigdome’s new car for a birthday gift after Henry takes it for a test drive—leading to a hilariously chaotic chain of events when she sells it for a few dollars. Written, drawn, and inked by Jimmy Hatlo, the issue captures his signature blend of absurd humor and sharp character moments.
In this 1953 slice of domestic humor, Little Iodine mistakes Mr. Bigdome’s new car for her birthday gift when Henry takes it for a test drive. Her quick decision to sell it for a few dollars sends Henry scrambling to buy it back at full price—before the car even gets home.
In this 1953 slice of childhood chaos, Little Iodine is entrusted with babysitting duties for the mischievous Buster Bratsley—only to find herself overwhelmed when his antics spiral out of control. When the trouble becomes too much to handle at the Bratsleys’, she takes Buster back to her own house, where his wild energy leaves a trail of destruction in his wake.
In a whimsical 1953 tale from *Little Iodine* #19, a clumsy mishap with a spilled jar of beans at a grocery store sets off a chain of small-town shenanigans. When Yogurt is tasked with cleaning up the mess, he accidentally wins a pedal car in a store contest by guessing the number of beans—though how he managed it remains a mystery.
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