Little Lotta #88

When Little Lotta’s grandpa mysteriously vanishes, she follows a trail that leads to a ship bound for parts unknown—only to discover he’s been mistaken for a foreign leader. With her grandfather trapped on board, the two must find a way to escape before it’s too late.

When Grandpa’s resemblance to Presidente Lopez lands him in a sticky situation, rebels force him to sign treasury notes under threat of harm. Lotta, hearing the truth from the real president, springs into action—but the rebels aren’t backing down, using Grandpa’s safety as a shield.

In this spirited 1970 tale from *Little Lotta* #88, Jo finds herself caught in a whirlwind of chaos when a group of rebels threatens Presidente Lopez and Grandpa. With her trademark strength and quick thinking, Lotta rallies the loyal troops and restores order—just in time to earn a hero’s welcome. The story ends with Lotta and Grandpa honored with medals and a VIP ride home, all in a classic slice of lighthearted, slapstick fun.

In "Dot's Enough," Little Dot’s pride in her collection of dots takes a surreal turn when she dreams of another Dot—identical, yet eerily confident—whose presence quietly begins to replace her own. As the dream Dot slips into her real life, stealing her friends and routines one small moment at a time, Dot’s world starts to feel foreign. When she wakes, the lesson isn’t loud, but it’s clear: being special doesn’t mean being alone.