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Issue: Richie Rich & Dollar the Dog #3
Publication Date: June 1978
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Issues: #3 of 24 Issues
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Publisher: FlagHarvey
Brand: Harvey WorldView Brand Images
Indicia Publisher: Harvey Publications Inc.
On Sale Date: 03/16/1978
Volume: none
Pages: 52
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UPC/EAN: none
Price: $0.50 USD
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Content Items: 12 (11 stories, 1 cover)
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Publication Type: Comic Book
Color: color
Dimensions: standard Modern Age US
Paper Stock: newsprint
Binding: saddle-stitched
Publishing Format: was ongoing series
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Genres: anthropomorphic, childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich and Dollar the Dog
Character(s): Richie Rich; Dollar; Freckles Friendly
First Line: Tee-hee! Dollar doesn't catch anything less than a thousand dollars!
Synopsis: Richie tosses a bundle of banknotes - supposedly more than a thousand dollars worth - for Dollar to catch, and Freckles remarks about it.
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Allowance

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Genres: anthropomorphic, childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich and Dollar the Dog
Character(s): Richie Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Dollar
First Line: Here's your weekly allowance, Richie! Enjoy it, and be sure to save some for a rainy day!
Synopsis: Richie receives his allowance from his father, reminds him to "save some for a rainy day". Richie gives a portion of it to Dollar, and Richie teaches Dollar that allowances is very useful - especially when it comes to buying something you want, and giving to the needy. But when a rain storm develops, Richie did literally save for a rainy day - he purchased umbrellas for Dollar and he.
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Genres: childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich
Character(s): Richie Rich
First Line: Oh, boy! That looks like a real swell wave!
Synopsis: Richie is unable to go to the beach, so he decided to go surfing - in the estate's private swimming pool, with the help of a wave-making machine.
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Music Dog

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Genres: anthropomorphic, childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich and Dollar the Dog
Character(s): Richie Rich; Dollar; Professor Forte (music teacher); Cadbury; Bascomb (in silhouette); Richard Rich, Sr.
First Line: You are making very nice progress, master Richie!
Synopsis: After observing Richie's piano lesson, Dollar dreams he can play a piano better, and even gets booked for a world tour where he shows off, appearing on television to perform a tune playing four pianos at once, using all of his paws, and ends up getting rave reviews, appearing on magazine and newspaper covers (including Life Magazine). Unfortunately, Dollar ends up developing "pawitis" and was saddened. After he wakes up, he realizes he had a daymare, and struggles at playing the piano for hours as if he was trying to remember something.
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Penny the Kid

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Genres: anthropomorphic, childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich and Dollar the Dog
Character(s): Richie Rich; Dollar; Penny Van Dough; Vanessa Van Dough; Regina Rich (mentioned)
First Line: We'll let your cousin Penny take a nap while I visit with your mother, Richie!
Synopsis: Inspired by a western movie, Penny rides on Dollar's back like she was a cowboy riding a horse, impresses two girls, and even defeats a bully's tactics. When she returns to her crib, she is seen sleeping, wearing a cowboy hat and a sheriff's badge.
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Fit for a King

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Genres: anthropomorphic, childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich and Dollar the Dog
Character(s): Richie Rich; Dollar; Chef Pierre; Bascomb; Richard Rich, Sr.; Cadbury
First Line: Bascomb is ready to drive you to the airport, Chef Pierre!
Synopsis: Chef Pierre travels to a foreign country to prepare a formal dinner for a royal monarch, but Dollar stows away and causes chaos as usual. The royal monarch receives a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, implying that Dollar ate the food Pierre prepared, and switched it with the sandwich. Pierre was displeased, despite that the monarch actually enjoyed the sandwich.
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Something Simple

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Genres: childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich
Character(s): Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; florist; doll shop salespeople; candy stand clerk
First Line: But gee, Gloria! I'd like to bring you a gift when I come to see you!
Synopsis: Richie wants to bring Gloria a gift. She tells him to bring something simple like a candy bar, and he realizes how angry she'll be if he fails to fulfill her wishes. However, he ends up with several large gifts for free, but out of coincidence. He does buy a candy bar, but it cracks, and he is required to pay for it, but only has a $100 bill and is willing to take a lot of small denominations. Upon arrival to Gloria's doorstep, he delivers an assortment of items that are all but simple, prompting Richie to explain the situation.
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Genres: childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Richie Rich
Character(s): Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Cadbury; Cousin Emil; Parkins
First Line: While we're away in Europe, do anything to make little cousin Emil happy, Richie!
Synopsis: Emil wants to see a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow - and Richie vows to help him out the next day. The next day came, and Emil gets his wish fulfilled! But little does Emil know that it was actually an arc prop that was painted by a staff person with multiple colors.
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Little Dot Meets Uncle Sneezer

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Feature(s): Little Dot
Character(s): Dot Polka; Mrs. Polka; Uncle Sneezer
First Line: My! It's quiet around here today!
Synopsis: Dot learns that her uncle's sneezes can be useful, even though she is dismayed over his sneezing frightening animals away.
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Genres: childrens, humorous
Feature(s): Little Lotta
Character(s): Lotta Plump; Dot Polka
First Line: You bought slacks to play tennis in, Lotta?
Synopsis: Lotta buys a pair of pants, which are intended to be worn while playing tennis. Unfortunately, the pants shrink.
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Feature(s): Little Dot
Character(s): Dot Polka; Uncle Arty
First Line: Thanks for inviting me to see your paintings, Uncle Arty!
Synopsis: Dot plays an art critic.
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Crazy Mixed-Up Night

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Feature(s): Little Lotta
Character(s): Lotta Plump; Ma Plump; Pa Plump; Mr. Polka; Mrs. Polka; Dot Polka
First Line: Where are you going, Lotta?
Synopsis: Dot believes she hears burglars in the house.
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