Little Eva #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe cover features Little Eva spraying a companion with a garden hose filled with hot peppers. Inside, a story titled "The Treasure" depicts Little Eva and a friend discovering a book about hidden treasures and becoming inspired to search for their own, leading them to explore an attic where they find an old phonograph and other items to play with. A separate story shows a character named Hot-Rod encountering a space man who has landed from the moon, and the two bond over Hot-Rod's space suit directions.
Little Eva's got a playhouse scheme that needs a willing participant—specifically, someone to play Daisy's father—and she's got the perfect lure: chocolate-covered marshmallow cookies. When a series of reluctant neighborhood boys fall for the bait, things spiral into a hilarious game of musical fathers that keeps Little Eva one step ahead of her own plans. This 1953 humorous romp captures all the scheming charm you'd expect from a resourceful kid with an imaginary family and real treats to sweeten the deal.
Hot-Rod receives a space suit in the mail and dreams of exploring the cosmos, but when he acquires a toy rocket to complete his adventure, things take a hilariously unexpected turn. His wild space-themed antics—complete with a makeshift space gun—draw the attention of the neighborhood kids and a bewildered mailman, leading to comedic chaos that Hot-Rod must navigate while staying true to his out-of-this-world imagination.
Little Eva tries to save the day when her father unexpectedly brings his boss, Mr. Dibble, home for an unplanned overnight stay—but a series of mishaps, a mischievous frog, and a toy clock that doesn't tell time threaten to turn the evening into a disaster. When circumstances take an unexpected turn the next morning, Little Eva's chaotic night might just work out better than anyone could have hoped.
Little Eva helps her mother with chores, but when she leaves a clothesline rope unguarded, a scheming boy named Nipper tricks her and her friends into abandoning it by spreading a false rumor about free dolls at the local store. The girls fall for the ruse and rush off, leaving Nipper to claim the rope for an impromptu game of cowboy—only to have the tables turn when they discover the trick and chase him down with it, leading to a chaotic tussle that leaves everyone worse for wear and the rope mysteriously gone.
Little Eva and a companion search for hidden treasure, starting in the attic with an old phonograph before venturing to an abandoned house on the edge of town where they discover a mysterious buried chest. After trying everything from trucks to steam rollers to crack it open, they finally take the heavy, locked chest to a locksmith—only to find out what's really inside when the lid finally comes off.
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Reprinted in Little Eva #28 (1956), Little Eva #1 (1958)
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