Little Lotta #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," Lotta stumbles upon a clumsy robot created by a boastful bully who insists it’s worth a fortune. When she kicks it, the robot’s value—according to Lotta—suddenly drops to nothing.
In "Turnabout!", Lotta and Dot are mesmerized by a TV hypnotist who tricks them into swapping personalities—now Lotta adores dots, and Dot’s obsession is with food. When Dot uses her newfound strength to stand up to a bully, the results are anything but ordinary.
In "null," Lotta’s quick errand with her mom takes a wild turn when she accidentally turns on a fire hydrant to help the kids play. Mrs. Plump warns her it’s against the law, but Lotta insists she only turned it a little—until the whole neighborhood discovers the water’s been turned into a full-blown street surf wave.
In "null," a clumsy crook tries to swipe Mrs. Rich’s rings, only to be thwarted when sunlight glints off the gems after he removes her glove—leaving him momentarily blinded and the theft undone.
In "Gone Bugsy," Richie takes Gloria on a tour of his whimsical private amusement park, Bugsville, where the rides are living insects in action—buzzing, crawling, and springing with life. But when Reggie starts plotting to exterminate the creatures, the fun begins to turn into a sticky situation.
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↩ Reprints Little Max Comics #32 (1954), Little Max Comics #33 (1955)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Gold and Silver #14 (1977), Harvey Hits Comics #2 (1987), Harvey Hits Comics #3 (1987)
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