Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," a young woman waits at a party for her Uncle Rush, only to be warned by police officers that the area is unsafe due to a search for crooks. Just as she's about to leave, Rush zips past—sending flies scattering from a nearby bush, which reveals the hidden criminals inside.
In "Let Us Play," Gloria discovers the quirks of Richie Rich’s private playground, where even the simplest fun comes with unexpected twists—each swing and slide seems to have a mind of its own, leaving her both baffled and determined to keep up.
In "null," Mr. Polka panics upon hearing about the mysterious "Dotted Dithers" sweeping Bonnie Dell—only to realize the real culprit might be his own daughter, Dot, whose face is covered in dots from a school play. The story follows his growing alarm as he tries to figure out whether the outbreak is real or just a case of mistaken identity.
In "Little Dot Meets Aunt Cheeky," a young woman finds her aunt’s bold advice about proper behavior takes a surprising turn when she discovers the woman penned the very book on the topic. The story follows Dot as she navigates her aunt’s no-nonsense demeanor and the unexpected source of her authority.
In "null," Richie is baffled by Cadbury’s unshakable calm—especially when he tumbles down a hill. Later, Cadbury takes a solitary walk in the forest, where he lets off steam in his own uniquely composed way.
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Reprinted in Richie Rich Digest Winners #3 (1979), Richie Rich Holiday Digest Magazine #1 (1980)
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