Little Dot

Little Dot was a fictional female character that appeared in various forms from the late 1940s to the mid-1990s. Originally designed by cartoonist Vic Herman for Harvey Comics in 1949, the character went from a back-pack feature to a headliner within four years, running concurrently in a variety of titles through to 1994. Her main venues were the eponymously named Little Dot, Dotland, and Little Dot's Aunts and Uncles, although she also appeared in similar child-friendly books such as Little Lotta, Richie Rich, and Little Audrey, each of whom were presumed to exist within the same continuity. Dot was notable for her unexplained obsession with spots, her endless roster of screwball relatives, and her never-ending panty shots.