Li'l Tomboy #97
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Li'l Tomboy #97 The issue contains two stories. In the first, a young couple painting their house is watched by three rabbits and a turtle who observe them from a nearby bush. When the woman suggests leaving food for the animals, the rabbits retrieve it and decide to help the couple by pushing a ladder, which accidentally falls and nearly causes an accident—leading the animals to realize they should mind their own business. In the second story, Li'l Tomboy tries to help her friend Rollo get into a football game by finding him a position on the team, but her attempts to convince the coach backfire when Rollo becomes exhausted during tryouts.
Ollie tries to help his dad find a lost tool by placing it in Mr. Musclebound’s yard, as his dad always jokes he’ll find it there—only to accidentally spark a misunderstanding that escalates into a comedic showdown. When Mr. Musclebound shows up, Ollie panics, pretending the man is a giant, and the whole situation spirals into a farcical battle of wits and size.
Lil' Tomboy and her parents visit the fancy Pierre's restaurant, where she struggles to behave politely despite her usual antics. As she tries to help a waiter and accidentally causes chaos, the restaurant’s owner, Pierre himself, steps in to explain the real reason behind the polite behavior — and it’s not what she expected.
In a lighthearted sports mishap, Rock and Rollie scramble to field a football team with no suitable player, until Rock’s little sister steps in to help. With a clever twist, Rock realizes that Rollie’s “most important position” isn’t on the field—but keeping Rock’s little sister safe at home, ensuring he can play.
A young boy wanders through art galleries, fascinated but seemingly unsure of what he’s searching for. When approached by adults who think he’s an art enthusiast, he surprises them by asking instead for the nearest boys’ room.
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