(August 1979)

Harvey, 1961 Series
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Price
0.50 USD
Pages
52
Indicia Frequency
bi-monthly
On-sale Date
1979-05-10
Publisher's Age Guidelines
Approved by the Comics Code Authority
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Harvey Publications Inc.
Brand
Harvey World
Barcode
0716585274096
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Issue Notes

On sale date from the Comic Reader #168.

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Richie Rich Millions / cover / 1 page (report information)

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Hee hee! Does that mean I'm going to cash a dollar-phin?
Genre
humor
Characters
Richie Rich
Synopsis
Richie discovers a dollar sign formation near the surface of a river in which he is fishing.

The Slump! (Table of Contents: 1)

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

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We're a happy family to have the kind of household staff we do! There's Cadbury, the Perfect Butler!
Genre
humor; children
Characters
Richie Rich; Cadbury; Irona; Bascomb; Socko Rockem (on television); Richard Rich, Sr.; Chef Pierre; Regina Rich
Synopsis
After Mr. Rich sees Socko Rockem strike out again on a baseball game on television, and Richie claims he is known for making blunders, the mansion's staff are suddenly involved in blunders afterwards.

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

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Hi, Richie! What are you doing?
Genre
humor; children; crime
Characters
Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Cadbury; unnamed crook
Synopsis
Richie uses the four seasons to describe to Gloria a crime being foiled.

Fair Re-Tale (Table of Contents: 3)

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

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Hurry up and get into your costume, Richie--Dad and I will meet you downstairs in 5 minutes!
Genre
humor; children; crime; satire-parody
Characters
Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Chef Pierre; Muggsy Mooknik; unnamed police officers
Synopsis
A parody of the Grimm fairy tale "Goldilocks and the Three Bears", the Riches dress in bear costumes for a masquerade party. Later, a hungry intruder eats a meal already prepared for the Riches, complaining about quality of steak, sits in a chair which collapses, then heads to a bedroom to sleep. Assuming they were real bears, the Riches caught the intruder in the act.

Reggie the Unbeliever (Table of Contents: 4)

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

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...fortunately I calculated swiftly that the meteorite wouldn't quite strike the yacht and prevailed upon the captain and the passengers not to panic!
Genre
humor; children
Characters
Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Cadbury;
Synopsis
Reggie claims that Cadbury's stories about his actions are untrue; but Reggie decides to put it to the test by playing pranks, forcing Cadbury to deter them, thus debunking Reggie's claims.

Keeping Fit with Money (Table of Contents: 5)

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

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Mom, who's that running around our gold fountain?
Genre
humor; children
Characters
Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Uncle Loot; unnamed men (robots); unnamed elderly woman (robot)
Synopsis
Richie's uncle, Loot, is obsessed with keeping fit, especially around money. But thanks to Richie's robots posing as humans, Loot learns a valuable lesson as to why his fitness obsession and money do not mix.

Bad Weather Country (Table of Contents: 6)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Regina Rich; Cadbury
Synopsis
Richie and Cadbury fly to South America to view Mr. Rich's new estate, but encounter thick clouds along the way. Cadbury tries to eliminate them, but ends up causing more bad weather in another form, which Cadbury makes good use of. Upon arrival, they set up a weather controller with a large diamond attached to it, and successfully evaporate the thick clouds.

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

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Oh, here comes that awful show-off, Penelope Cashola! She's so money-crazy!
Genre
humor; children
Characters
Richie Rich; Penelope Cashola
Synopsis
Richie's cousin, Penelope, shows off her jewels, causing Richie to get bored. But when she discovers her hair is messed up, she wants to go to a mirror, but Richie brings her to a gigantic diamond that gives off a reflection.

Give a Little Whistle (Table of Contents: 8)

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

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Dot! Isn't there a prize in that box of Cracker Dots?
Genre
humor; children
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Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mr. Polka; unnamed male drivers; unnamed police officers; unnamed dog catcher; Lefty; Lefty's unnamed sidekick; unnamed bank tellers; unnamed doctor
Synopsis
Dot accidentally swallows a whistle while she doesn't care about the prize and pours the contents in a box of Cracker Dots into her mouth. While en route to the doctor's office, Dot's whistle causes trouble, and eventually put to good use by foiling a bank robbery.

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

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Oh, boy!
Genre
humor; children
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Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; unnamed farmer
Synopsis
Lotta discovers a tractor tire at a farm near a swimming hole, which she mistakes for an inflatable toy.

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

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Polka, I thought you said Dot was a crack shot!
Genre
humor; children; sports
Characters
Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Chuck; Mr. Polka
Synopsis
During skeet shooting, Dot fails every time, but successfully shoots a clay pigeon. This is because the targets she missed are dot-shaped and she refused to shoot them even in self-defense.

The Red Box (Table of Contents: 11)

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

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Chee! I put on another six pounds, pa!
Genre
humor; children
Characters
Lotta Plump [Little Lotta];
Synopsis
Lotta's father buys her daughter a red box puzzle in an effort to keep her away from food after gaining six pounds. But the puzzle had a prize inside: a coupon for a free hero sandwich every day for two weeks, much to Mr. Plump's dismay.
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Series Information
Table of Contents
  1. 0. ["Hee hee! Does that mean I'm going to cash a dollar-phin?"]
    Richie Rich Millions
  2. 1. The Slump!
    Richie Rich
  3. 2. ["Hi, Richie! What are you doing?"]
    Richie Rich
  4. 3. Fair Re-Tale
    Richie Rich
  5. 4. Reggie the Unbeliever
    Richie Rich
  6. 5. Keeping Fit with Money
    Richie Rich
  7. 6. Bad Weather Country
    Richie Rich
  8. 7. ["Oh, here comes that awful show-off, Penelope Cashola! She's so money-crazy!"]
    Richie Rich
  9. 8. Give a Little Whistle
    Little Dot
  10. 9. ["Oh, boy!"]
    Little Lotta
  11. 10. ["Polka, I thought you said Dot was a crack shot!"]
    Little Dot
  12. 11. The Red Box
    Little Lotta
This issue was modified by, among others
  • Katy Hayhurst
  • Michael Hoskin
  • Thomas Johnson
  • Jean-Francois Masse
  • Jonathan Seaward