Richie Rich Millions (1961 Harvey) comic books 1968-1970
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Issue #28
$2.50
- Interior complete. Front cover missing. Water damage.
Cover by Warren Kremer. Stories and art by Sid Couchey and Helen Cason. Richie Rich Millions was part of the first wave of Harvey's Richie Rich comics, featuring the adventures of the richest boy on Earth. Cadbury is caught off-guard by Richie's wristwatch-sized TV. Richie and pals suspect that there are saucer people among them, in a two-part story. They're Among Us; Too Many Saucers; Little Dot; Little Lotta. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #32
$2.50
Untitled one-page story; Richie helps make astronauts' visits to the moon a bit more comfortable. "Flying Saucers Have Landed"; Richie witnesses a flying saucer and hires a reporter who also saw it to investigate. "One Against Saturn"; Richie uses a camera to prevent a Saturnian invasion of Earth. "Butler of Tomorrow"; Richie imagines what Butlers will be like in the year 2084. "Little Dot and the Magic Foam"; Dot gets some magic foam from the pharmacist that forms into a dashing but criminal version of her father. "Man of Mystery" text story. "The Initiation"; Lotta wants to join the Rosebud club, but must first pass the initiation, during which she must keep her cool no matter what happens. "Crash Landing," pencils by Sid Couchey; Richie's new atomic jet makes a forced landing on a small communist ruled island. "Making Friends"; Richie helps the inhabitants of the island build a dam so they can raise crops. "Turnabout," pencils by Sid Couchey; The communist rebels attempt to blow-up the new dam. "A Look Ahead" text story. "Speedy Hobbies"; Uncle Rush tries to show an interest in Dot's hobbies. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #40
$7.20
Story and art credit: Unknown. Richie uses his mother's pearls as ammunition for his slingshot (how resourceful!) in an untitled one-page story. Reggie tries to cause trouble for Richie in "Wild about the Wilderness." Richie grows suspicious over Cadbury's actions in "The Butler's Odd Behavior." Richie tries to outsmart a robot meant to keep an eye on him in "Gardo." and "Who's Who?" Reggie plans to make his new teacher envious of the family's wealth, but things don't go as planned in "Don't Show Off!" Little Dot's easygoing uncle is tasked to paint a wall in the house (so what could go wrong?) in "Uncle Lowfer." Little Lotta in "Please Keep Smiling" and "Hooray for Me." 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #41
$7.20
$5.70
Cover by Warren Kremer. Richie Rich Millions was part of the first wave of Harvey's Richie Rich comics, featuring the adventures of the richest boy on Earth. The greatest invention of the Rich labs is an "intelligence-producing machine;" unfortunately, crooks invade the lab just as it's completed. Richie's Uncle Wild, who is careless with his cash, insists on walking to the train station through the worst part of town. Richie's butler Cadbury tells him about the various parts he's played on the stage. The Fantastic Building Machine; Beware of Bright Boys; Uncle Wild; Cadbury: Stage Struck!; Silence Is Golden; Little Lottas Food Fun: Sandwich Secrets; Little Lotta: The Food Feud; The U.F.O.; Adventure in Fugiland; Flight from Fugiland; Richies Dollar Sense: Giving Can Be Saving; Poodle Food; Little Dot: Rain on the Brain. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.
