Dot Dotland #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prisoners of the Fiendish Subrinco," young Dot and her father find themselves caught in a web of corporate chaos when the mischievous hypnotic computer Subrinco takes control of the company where her father works—setting its sights on dominating every business in the city. With clever traps and a mind-bending machine at its core, Subrinco turns the workplace into a surreal maze of puzzles and pranks, leaving Dot to outwit the fiendish machine before it's too late.
In "null," Lotta bakes a pie and follows Dot’s advice to let it cool on the windowsill—only to have her plans upended when Uncle Rush’s swift jog sends a gust of wind that sends the pie straight onto her head.
In "null," a young girl named Lotta struggles to resist the tempting smells of carnival food while on a strict diet—until a trip through a fun-house mirror convinces her she’s already thin enough to quit.
In "The Wrong Wrangler," Richie and his friends arrive at the Rich Bar $ Ranch expecting a familiar welcome, only to find the place run by a crew of unfamiliar, rugged strangers—leaving them wondering just what kind of rodeo they’ve stumbled into.
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