Richie Rich Fortunes

***Richie Rich Fortunes*** was a comic book series published by Harvey Comics from 1971 to 1982. The series ran for 63 issues, the longest-running series with less than 100 issues. The first two issues of the series consisted of 36 pages apiece, but expanded to 52 pages by issue #3 and continued through #15 (possibly due to Richie's peak in popularity during the early 1970s), and from #16 onward reverted back to the 36-page format for the remainder of the series.

## Cover Gallery

No. 1: Roll out the green carpet for the premiere!No. 2: It's Mount Rushmore! No, it's Mount Richmore!No. 3: It's nice to keep clean, especially with green!No. 4: Why slide down a grassy hill when you could slide down a hill of money?No. 5: Don't you just hate it when you get struck in the head by a jewel?No. 6: Serena Williams, eat your heart out!No. 7: Richie struck a peg and struck oil!No. 8: Nothing like a little green to make mom's day!No. 9: Happy Holidays! And perhaps the only time you'll see a lot of non-Richie characters on a cover in this seties.No. 10: And they say no two snowflakes are alike. Also, Gloria and Reggie finally appear in the TVs!No. 11: Richie's having a pool party! Well, not what you're thinking...No. 12: That's some rich orange juice!No. 13. Wonder if he's visiting an expensive barber?No. 14. That's one gem of a golf game!No. 15. That phone sure gives rich tones!No. 16. Hello, cello! Plus, this cover was later recycled in 1990.No. 17: This cover puts real meaning to the publication's title for sure!No. 18: Look, mommy, it's a mummy! Also, another cover later recycled in 1990.No. 19: Richie sure is a real fortune hunter! And another cover later recycled in 1990, and only one TV icon remains.No. 20: Sir Edmund Hilary, eat your heart out!No. 21: I believe this may be a rare cover appearance of Reggie Van Dough.No. 22: The first cover in the series that serves as a teaser to the issue's lead story.No. 23: Talk about unseen terror!No. 24: Who ghost to the playhouse?No. 25: Richie really hoops it up!No. 26: Uh, Cadbury, I'd rather the Kleenex, please.No. 27: Richie is really jumping for joy!No. 28: Are you bored? Why not skateboard?No. 29: Be careful what you wish for!No. 30: Talk about a beach cover!No. 31: Did this cover predict the Sony Walkman?No. 32: Frankly, you wouldn't give a ham. For a hot dog, that is!No. 33: Something fishy is going on...No. 34: Mechanical Magic!No. 35: There's no place like dome! Also, a plug for "The Haunted Playhouse" - I'm willing to bet it's not the same story as a few issues back.No. 36: Where's the gold?No. 37: Another beach cover, this time with Gloria in a bikini!No. 38: Last time, a summer cover, now a winter cover. There's snow doubt about it!No. 39: Richie sure doesn't feel in-tent-se about ice fishing!No. 40: The first time Dollar appears on a cover in this series, and they are covered from the rain!No. 41: I think it's a safe bet that it is cents-less, or should I say senseless?No. 42: This crane really delivers sur-prizes to Freckles!No. 43: I wonder if this cover was inspired by a popular game show hosted by Wink Martindale?No. 44: Well, oil be darned!No. 45: Why bring a picnic lunch when a robot can handle it?No. 46: Richie proves he is a very generous kid!No. 47: That's some srrange $oda...No. 48: I wish I knew if the mice were huge, or if Richie shrunk himself down.No. 49: Mr. Rich sure gave off some $team!No. 50: Nothing beats a $leigh ride!No. 51: I wonder if those snow-nuts are very rich...No. 52: Richie's more *IN* the green than *ON* the green.No. 53: More proof that Richie is quite generous. Also, the second time Dot, Lotta and Audrey appear on a cover in this series.No. 54: I wonder if the $oup is very rich...No. 55: Liberace, eat your heart out.No. 56: I wonder if the mansion tent is made of tent-dollar bills?No. 57: Imagine how many feet would make up a million dollars in $100 bills.No. 58: Count Basie, eat your heart out.No. 59: Yes! Freckles dough-led a strike!No. 60: What is this? A filming for Treasure Island?No. 61: Little Lotta would be happy for sure.No. 62: Bascomb's only cover appearance. Also, the beginning of the end of Harvey's use of Futura font.No. 63: Last issue of series, and another beach cover - this time without swimsuits.