Little Bit #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Bit is a young child who gets into various adventures and mishaps. In one story, Little Bit saves the day when a baseball crashes through a window, becoming a local hero praised by the neighborhood children. In another story, Little Bit attempts to join a soap box derby race, receiving an entrance card and starting position from a man who laughs at the child's ambitions, though Little Bit's supporters encourage the youngster despite doubts about having a real chance in the competition. The comic also features a bedtime story in which Little Bit encounters supernatural events while sneaking around the house at night, discovering a mysterious book labeled "Are You a Sleepwalker?" before encountering what appears to be a ghostly figure in the kitchen.
Little Bit, a new kid in town, tries to make friends by joining a baseball game, only to accidentally disrupt it with his unorthodox umpiring. When the other boys try to prank him with a fake policeman and a dog, Little Bit outsmarts them all, turning their tricks into a clever solution that earns him their respect.
Little Bit and his dog Hawkshaw try their hand at caddying, stumbling into a series of comical misadventures at a golf course where their small size and unusual partnership draw laughs—and skepticism—from the other players. As they face mockery and doubt, a surprising turn of events leads to an unexpected opportunity that might just prove their worth, one swing at a time.
A young boy and his friend arrive at a television show with only two cents between them, hoping to get in. After a brief exchange about cheaper seats, the boy’s friend offers to find a solution, leading them to balcony seats for a penny each.
Little Bit enters the local soap box derby with his makeshift car, drawing laughter from other kids and even Mr. Schmitt and Paul Smith. After getting advice from Firechief Hogan, who secretly rigs Little Bit’s car with a surprise, the young racer speeds to victory in a surprising finish that leaves everyone stunned.
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Reprinted in Abbott and Costello Comics #11 (1950), Full of Fun #2 (1957)
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