Little Max Comics #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Max Comics #11 is an anthology featuring stories centered on the character Little Max. In "You Be the Artist," Little Max challenges readers to draw pictures of animals such as a rabbit with long ears, a kitten without a tail, a camel without a hump, and a train engine, with cheers offered as rewards for participation. Another story, "Clean Sweep," depicts Little Max bathing a dirty dog, which initially resists but eventually becomes clean and playful. The issue concludes with promotional material encouraging readers to purchase the upcoming issue #12, highlighting Little Max's described qualities as the "cutest," "friendliest," "adorable," "lovable," "riotous," and "terrific" character in comics.
In a whimsical twist on the classic tale, a young boy named Max finds himself transformed into a dashing prince for a royal ball, thanks to a fairy godmother's magic — but with the catch that the spell fades at midnight. As he dances with the princess, a growing connection forms, though he hides his true identity, knowing she could never love a raggedy peasant.
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