Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #13

(July 1966)

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Richie Rich Dollars and Cents / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Hey! Peewee's sinking!

Genre

children

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly

Synopsis

When Pee Wee begins sinking into a huge pile of gold coins that Richie and his pals are playing on, Richie breaks out the beach toys to keep them "afloat".

Reprints

• in Richie Rich Vacations Digest (Harvey, 1977 series) #3 (September 1979)

Indexer Notes

The cover scene from this issue depicts a moment from this story shortly after panel 1.

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

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C'mon, Gloria! I want to show you some slides my father took!

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children

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad

Synopsis

Richie shows Gloria slides of a stormy sea, a tropical jungle and a now covered mountain, which she assumes were photographed in many countries around the world. However, Richie tells her that they were all taken on the Rich estate.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

The Super Garden (Table of Contents: 3)

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

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; gardening staff

Synopsis

Richie shows Gloria some of the gigantic and specially-developed plants and insects in his estate gardens, but likes his own simple garden the best.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

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Scat! Get away from that bird's nest!

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children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; homeless person

Synopsis

Lotta hides in a stump to scare a cat away from a bird's nest in a tree, and ends up scaring a would-be apple-picker in the process.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

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

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I bought you a cute, dotted hat!

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children

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mrs. Polka; unnamed girl

Synopsis

Dot trades her new dotted hat for a larger one, which catches her mother off guard.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

Leave It To Bascomb (Table of Contents: 6)

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

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Richie Rich; Bascomb; Regina Rich

Synopsis

Bascomb is determined to get Richie to his appointment, regardless of whatever obstacles may arise.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

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

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Did you paint those dots on your doll carriage?

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children

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Dot Polka [Little Polka]; elderly park-goer

Synopsis

Dot changes an old man's perspective on dots.

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• from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #52 (January 1960)

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

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You'll never catch a big fish with a worm, Lotta!

Genre

children

Characters

Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mr. Plump

Synopsis

Lotta bets her father that she can catch a big fish with a worm.

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• from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #52 (January 1960)

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We'd better hurry! The train's about to leave for Florida!

Genre

children

Characters

Richie Rich; elderly train passengers

Synopsis

Richie tries to convince two train passengers that they are not going to Florida but are on his private train.

Reprints

• from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #52 (January 1960)

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

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Fooey! I hate dots!

Genre

children

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Skooch; Spike

Synopsis

Dot uses dots to hide Skooch from a bully.

Reprints

• from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #53 (February 1960)

Special Delivery (Table of Contents: 11)

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

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mr. Plump; Mr. Pennypincher; pedestrians; park patron

Synopsis

Lotta must deliver a valuable briefcase to an important client of her father.

Reprints

• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

Greatest Show (Table of Contents: 12)

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drama

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Mary Jane April; Liza Nobert; circus performers

Synopsis

Mary Jane is bored travelling with the circus her father owns, until she meets another girl who can't afford a circus ticket.

Reprints

• from Harvey Hits (Harvey, 1957 series) #30 (March 1960)
which is reprinted
• from Casper the Friendly Ghost (Harvey, 1952 series) #41 (February 1956)
which is reprinted
• from Blondie Comics Monthly (Harvey, 1950 series) #54 (May 1953)

First Prize (Table of Contents: 13)

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drama

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Taffy; Mr. Kenilworth; Mary

Synopsis

Taffy the puppy is shocked to hear that she will be given away as a prize in a contest.

Dot Problem Child (Table of Contents: 14)

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

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; teacher; students; Dr. Coleman

Synopsis

Dot is sent to the school psychologist because she draws dots instead of a normal picture while in class. Then because she has received so much attention, all of her classmates draw dots as well.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #15 (January 1963)

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Little Lotta / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

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Hmmm! Great idea!

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; storekeepers; newsboy

Synopsis

Lotta imagines what she would do to make her city more beautiful.

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• from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #53 (February 1960)

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

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What did Aunt Goldmine send me, Dad?

Genre

children

Characters

Richie Rich; Richard Rich

Synopsis

Richie receives a gold-plated see-saw.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

Richie's Richie (Table of Contents: 17)

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Richie Rich [as himself, his imagined adult self and his imagined son]; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Gloria Glad; Cadbury

Synopsis

Richie imagines that he and Gloria grow up to marry and have a son much like himself. He envisions a son who would be very pampered and who cringes at the thought of getting dirty or infected by germs. Not liking this mental picture, he then refuses to comb his hair and starts to play in the mud, after which he is immediately sent to take a bath. While in the tub, he resolves that any son of his will not get all the "fuss and attention" that he gets himself.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

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Eating too much makes a person sluggish, tired, weak!

Genre

children

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; lecturer; audience; police officer

Synopsis

Lotta's display of strength contradicts what a health lecturer says about eating too much.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

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

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Hi, Lotta!" "Come out in back, Dot! I want to give you something!

Genre

children

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]

Synopsis

Lotta gives Dot an old cannon ball.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

Mr. Sharp Eyes (Table of Contents: 20)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Mr. Badger; Regina Rich; Chef Pierre

Synopsis

Mr. Rich hires a new estate guard who has a reputation for noticing minor details and Richie decides to test his abilities.

Reprints

• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

Playing Hookey (Table of Contents: 21)

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

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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mrs. Plump; pedestrian; Mr. Blanchard; policeman; Mrs Gammon; Mr. Strict; truck driver

Synopsis

Lotta rushes out the door in the morning so that she is not late for school, but ends up arriving after the morning bell. Rather than face the penalty, she decides to "play hookey", and spends the entire day guiltily hiding from everyone she sees. As it turns out, she needn't have been so cautious.

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• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)

The Dress (Table of Contents: 22)

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children

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Janet Harris; Mrs. Harris; Mary Kay

Synopsis

Janet is entranced by a new dress that she has purchased, but learns that friendship is more important than possessions.

Reprints

• from Blondie Comics Monthly (Harvey, 1950 series) #69 (August 1954)

Coffee Capers (Table of Contents: 23)

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Tommy Lane; Mrs. Lane; Mr. Lane

Synopsis

Tommy thinks that drinking coffee would be much better than drinking milk.

Reprints

• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)
which is reprinted
• from Chic Young's Dagwood Comics (Harvey, 1950 series) #45 (September 1954)

The Finding Dots (Table of Contents: 24)

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

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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mr. Polka; Mrs. Polka; boy; singer; artist; writer; newsboy

Synopsis

When Dot gets sick, she sees dots before her eyes which seem to lead her to find things that are lost.

Reprints

• from Richie Rich (Harvey, 1960 series) #16 (March 1963)