Li'l Tomboy #94
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLi'l Tomboy asks her mother for a pussy cat, and when her mother suggests an over-grown water melon instead, the girl takes matters into her own hands. She visits a barber for her first haircut, then encounters a man who gives her a ride and attempts a haircut of his own with dangerous scissors. Escaping his attack, she flees through the woods where she befriends a giraffe and a hippopotamus, eventually parting ways with her new animal friends as she heads home.
Lil Tomboy leads her friends on a chaotic race to catch a movie before three o’clock, navigating a parade, a rope swing, a crowded popcorn line, and a mistaken lion scare—all in search of a shortcut that never quite goes as planned. Along the way, she insists on her clever detours, only to find herself tangled in more trouble than she bargained for.
In "The Hair-Raiser," a young girl dreads her first haircut at a beauty parlor, resisting her mother’s plan with dramatic protests and panic, only to be reluctantly subdued by the barber’s cheerful persistence. The story captures her exaggerated fear and the absurdity of the situation, culminating in a chaotic and comically over-the-top scene where she’s pinned down and her hair is cut — all while her mother remains oblivious to the drama.
Li'l Tomboy returns to visit Ollie, promising him a dime if he’s been good, only to find him asking for just a penny. The story captures a lighthearted moment of playful honesty between the two, with Ollie’s unexpected answer revealing his own brand of cleverness.
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