Little Lotta #107
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Climbin' Fool," Little Lotta's latest adventure takes a whimsical turn when she buys a wind-up doll that looks just like her—so much so that her grandfather, with his waning eyesight, mistakes the toy for the real thing. The resulting chaos unfolds as he chases the doll through a bustling construction site, convinced Lotta is in peril. With art by Sid Couchey and a cover by Warren Kremer, this 1973 Harvey Comics gem delivers a lighthearted, slapstick tale full of mistaken identity and playful energy.
In "The Climbin' Fool," Lotta’s new wind-up doll—remarkably like her—triggers a hilarious mix-up when her grandfather, relying on his fading eyesight, mistakes the toy for the real Lotta and sets off a frantic chase across a bustling construction site. The story captures the charm of a simple, mischievous moment with a touch of warmth and playful confusion.
In "The Astrogirl," Lotta drifts off during a school trip to Cape Kennedy and wakes to find herself in a moonlit realm, arrested by curious moon people and brought before their queen—none other than Little Dot. The dream unfolds with playful wonder, blending space-age whimsy and a surprising twist that reimagines a familiar face in the most unexpected place.
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