Little Lotta Foodland #18

(July 1969)

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Little Lotta in Foodland / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Oh, what a wonderful day this is!

Genre

children

Characters

Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mrs. Plump

Synopsis

Lotta's mother can't figure why Lotta is excited that it's a rainy day.

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Little Lotta / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Stop, Thief!

Genre

children

Characters

Lotta Plump [Litle Lotta]; Mr. Leather; thief

Synopsis

Lotta knocks a thief's socks off - and a bit more.

Rather Untypical (Table of Contents: 3)

Little Lotta / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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There's the child I chose at random for our study, Mr. Booklist!

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mr. Pry; Mr. Booklist; homeowner;

Synopsis

When Mr. Pry chooses Lotta at random for the subject of a research film and some of Lotta's amazing feats of strength are captured, Mr. Booklist cannot believe that the film is genuine.

Enough Said (Table of Contents: 4)

Little Lotta / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Willsboro Bowling Alley

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; bowling alley attendant; pedestrians; dog; motorist; grocery shoppers; policemen; ice delivery man

Synopsis

Lotta uses a bit too much strength while bowling, and ends up chasing a runaway bowling ball through town.

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This story proceeds for five pages with no dialog, with Lotta finally breaking the silence for a punch line in the last panel.

Squareland (Table of Contents: 5)

Little Dot / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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I wonder if I could find some new place to paint dots in! Some place where no one's ever seen a dot before...

Genre

children

Characters

Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mrs. Polka; square creatures; Mr. Polka

Synopsis

While suffering from the effects of sunstroke, Dot dreams she is in a world where everything is square and none of the square creatures she finds there have ever seen a dot.

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Little Lotta / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Oops... Missed!

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; farmer; Mr. Plump

Synopsis

Lotta digs a huge hole trying to hit a golf ball and unknowingly strikes oil.

Young Feller (Table of Contents: 7)

Little Lotta / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Derned fools say I'm too old for a ditch-digging job!

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children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Gramps; Youtheteria clerk; Slippery Steve Slocum; policemen; bank manager

Synopsis

Lotta thinks that Gramps has received a treatment to make him look younger, but he has switched places with an escaped con-man.

Indexer Notes

Lotta mentions Gramps's full name -Zeke Smith

Cake Trimmings (Table of Contents: 8)

Little Lotta's Food Fun / text article / 0.75 page (report information)

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When a cake is taken out of the oven it looks smooth and moist on top.

Genre

non-fiction

Characters

Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]

Synopsis

Instructions on cake decorating.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #68 (April 1968)

Be a Mechanic (Table of Contents: 9)

Richie Rich's Dollar Sense / text article / 0.75 page (report information)

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Are you the kind who fixes his own bike?

Genre

non-fiction

Characters

Richie Rich

Synopsis

Instructions on how to set-up a small repair shop to earn extra money.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #68 (April 1968)

Little Dot and the Thing (Table of Contents: 10)

Little Dot / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Daddy! Daddy! That man came out of the phone booth and took your sample case!

Genre

children

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mr. Polka; apartment tenants; truck driver; J.J. Van Tyte; accordion player

Synopsis

A stranger accidentally switches his suitcase for that of Dot's father. Upon opening it, they discover it contains a machine with many white and red buttons. When they push a white button, something good seems to happen, and a red button seems to bring bad events.

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Bobbie the Baby Sitter / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Patricia! I told you to turn off the TV and go to bed!

Genre

children

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Bobbie [Bobbie the Baby Sitter]; Patricia

Synopsis

Bobbie's attempt to use a pogo-stick plays right into Patricia's plan.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Gee, there's a tough-looking man coming here, Cadbury!

Genre

children

Characters

Richie Rich; Cadbury; robber

Synopsis

Cadbury eliminates the threat of a robber by simply following instructions.

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Little Lotta / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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I'm going over to see Aunt Suzie! I'll be back soon, Lotta!

Genre

children

Characters

Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mrs. Plump

Synopsis

When Lotta is allowed one pancake, she's determined to make it count.

The Hamburger Touch (Table of Contents: 14)

Little Lotta / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Six Hamburgers! Lotta, when are you going to stop?

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mr. Plump; Mrs. Plump; School of Magic professor; Dot Polka [Little Dot]; dog

Synopsis

Lotta dreams that everything she touches turns into a hamburger.

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Bobbie the Baby Sitter / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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- and just give him a bottle every time he cries, Bobbie!

Genre

children

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Bobbie [Bobbie the Baby Sitter]; Mrs. Finster; Mrs. Finster's son

Synopsis

Bobbie finds a way to keep a thirsty baby supplied with plenty of milk.

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Jerry the Jinx / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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To the Lake

Genre

children

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Jerry [Jerry the Jinx]; Jerry's dad; cat

Synopsis

Even when Jerry catches a huge fish, he still can't win.

A Proper Young Lady (Table of Contents: 17)

Little Lotta / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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I want to introduce my nephew, Percival, from England... I thought it would be nice if he met Lotta!

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mrs. Plump; Percival; Percival's aunt; arguing men; Alf the elephant; zoo patron; giraffes

Synopsis

To impress a boy visiting from England who prefers girls who are not athletic, Lotta pretends to not be strong.

Spoiled Boy (Table of Contents: 18)

Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Richie, meet my associate, Mr. Giltedge Van Banknote!

Genre

children

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Giltedge Van Banknote; Algernon Van Banknote; chauffeur

Synopsis

Richie meets the worlds richest man, Giltedge Van Banknote. Banknote's son Algy has every possession one could imagine, but he has grown bored with life. Richie opens Algy's eyes to enjoying the simple pleasures in life.

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• from Richie Rich Dollars and Cents (Harvey, 1963 series) #2 (October 1963)
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The Gloomy Eagle (Table of Contents: 19)

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One day a thoughtless little boy stood in front of Eddie Eagle's cage in the zoo and asked his father...

Genre

anthropomorphic-funny animals

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Eddie Eagle; thoughtless boy; boy's father; zoo keepers; Elaine Eagle

Synopsis

Eddie hears himself described as a bald eagle and grows gloomy as he wonders when he'll go bald.

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• from Stumbo Tinytown (Harvey, 1963 series) #13 (November 1966)

New Brother! (Table of Contents: 20)

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It all started the day Betty brought Jim Sommers home for dinner.

Genre

children

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Betty; Francie; Jim Sommers; Mother; Daddy

Synopsis

At first Betty's younger sister is jealous, but eventually accepts her new brother-in-law.

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• from Hot Stuff Sizzlers (Harvey, 1960 series) #10 (November 1962)

Boy Wonder (Table of Contents: 21)

Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Gosh, Dad! Where did you get that picture of me?

Genre

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Richie's great-great grandfather Richie; Richie's great-great-great grandfather; native Americans; pioneer; trader; bear

Synopsis

Richie learns how his great-great grandfather originally amassed the Rich fortune.

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• from Little Lotta (Harvey, 1955 series) #17 (July 1958)