Richie Rich Dollars and Cents (1963) comic books 1966

Untitled one-page story; Richie asks Bascomb to paint the limousine blue so that Gloria will not know that it is solid gold. "Ironsides"; Mr. Rich hires a new butler named Ironsides who proves to be a little too efficient. Untitled one-page story; Two carpenters send Lotta to find them a board stretcher. "Richer Richie"; Richie dreams that his Uncle Wealthy gives him the ability to multiply valuable items. "Future Champ"; Lotta imagines what the Olympics will be like in the future. "Birthday Present" text story. Casper, The Friendly Ghost ad. "The Smart Boy" text story. Sad Sack ad. "Little Dot and Uncle Rags"; Dot escorts her poorly-dressed uncle to the train station. "The Time Machine"; Richie goes back in time to visit his ancestor Midas, the founder of the Rich fortune. "Reggie Tests the Butler"; When Cadbury fills in for the Van Doughs' regular butler, Reggie plays pranks on him to test his composure. Cheerios ad featuring Rocky and Bullwinkle. "The Initiation"; Lotta wishes to join the Centipedes' club, but must first pass their initiation. "Not So Lucky" text story. "Work, Work, Work!" text story. "Super Pogo Stick"; Dot takes a pogo stick from a pile of her uncle's discarded inventions and finds that it bounces much higher than the normal variety. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Untitled one-page story; 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." "The Super Garden": 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. Untitled one-page story; 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. "Leave It To Bascomb"; Bascomb is determined to get Richie to his appointment, regardless of whatever obstacles may arise. "Special Delivery"; Lotta must deliver a valuable briefcase to an important client of her father. "Greatest Show" text story. "First Prize" text story. "Dot Problem Child"; Dot is sent to the school psychologist because she draws dots instead of a normal picture while in class. Untitled two-page story; Lotta imagines what she would do to make her city more beautiful. "Richie's Richie"; 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. "Mr. Sharp Eyes"; Mr. Rich hires a new estate guard who has a reputation for noticing minor details and Richie decides to test his abilities. "Playing Hookey"; Lotta rushes out the door in the morning so that she is not late for school, but ends up arriving after the morning bell. "The Dress" text story. "Coffee Capers" text story. "The Finding Dots"; When Dot gets sick, she sees dots before her eyes which seem to lead her to find things that are lost. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

The richest boy on Earth finds his fortune to be a constant source of amusement. In a dream, Richie and Cadbury go to Mars, and discover that it should be called Planet of the Butlers. Richie's girlfriend Gloria is appalled by Richie's conspicuous consumption, as they go shopping and he buys each of the stores they visit. Finally she tells him that she wants the moon, thinking he can't buy that, but.... Little Lotta helps her daredevil Gramps when he enters an auto race. On Mars!; Just Name It; Little Dot: Aunt Aggie; The Hero; The Friendly Cat; Little Lotta: Call Me Speedy; The Money Maker; Little Dot: Dot Daffy; Little Lotta: Big Romance; The Dress; First Day; Big Operator. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Untitled one-page story; Reggie places a fake Van Dough property marker near a gold mine on Richie's property. "Richie Rich and Our Man Cadbury"; Mrs. Rich describes Cadbury as the perfect butler, saying that he knows how to carry out everything he's asked to do; Richie agrees that he's a great butler, but decides to test Cadbury on a few non-butlerish tasks—namely in the area of sports. Untitled one-page story; Lotta takes advantage of an all you can eat special. "Granite Hill"; To celebrate the anniversary of the day they first met, Richie commissions a huge sculpture of Gloria. Untitled one-page story; Jerry the Jinx uses a squirt gun to paint his bike. "Little Lotta and Hercules"; Lotta goes to a museum, where a statue of Hercules comes to life and spends the day with her. "Save-ty First" text story. "Greatest Show" text story. "Uncle Branes' Robots"; Uncle Branes' robots play butler and maid at a dinner party for Mr. Polka's boss, Mr. Sterling Silverspoon. "Richie Rich and the Expert"; While Mr. Rich is away, an efficiency expert tries to replace everyone with machines. "Little Dot and the Strange Pox"; Dot and Lotta come down with a one-day illness that temporarily switches their physical qualities and personalities. "The Lifeguard"; When Lotta is not hired as a Lifeguard, she goes to the beach to prove she can do the job. "The Ambitious Ant" text story. "The Riddle" text story. "Reggie's Bad Weather Machine"; Cousin Reggie tries to use a weather control machine to ruin Richie and Gloria's picnic. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Untitled one-page story; Reggie places a fake Van Dough property marker near a gold mine on Richie's property. "Richie Rich and Our Man Cadbury"; Mrs. Rich describes Cadbury as the perfect butler, saying that he knows how to carry out everything he's asked to do; Richie agrees that he's a great butler, but decides to test Cadbury on a few non-butlerish tasks—namely in the area of sports. Untitled one-page story; Lotta takes advantage of an all you can eat special. "Granite Hill"; To celebrate the anniversary of the day they first met, Richie commissions a huge sculpture of Gloria. Untitled one-page story; Jerry the Jinx uses a squirt gun to paint his bike. "Little Lotta and Hercules"; Lotta goes to a museum, where a statue of Hercules comes to life and spends the day with her. "Save-ty First" text story. "Greatest Show" text story. "Uncle Branes' Robots"; Uncle Branes' robots play butler and maid at a dinner party for Mr. Polka's boss, Mr. Sterling Silverspoon. "Richie Rich and the Expert"; While Mr. Rich is away, an efficiency expert tries to replace everyone with machines. "Little Dot and the Strange Pox"; Dot and Lotta come down with a one-day illness that temporarily switches their physical qualities and personalities. "The Lifeguard"; When Lotta is not hired as a Lifeguard, she goes to the beach to prove she can do the job. "The Ambitious Ant" text story. "The Riddle" text story. "Reggie's Bad Weather Machine"; Cousin Reggie tries to use a weather control machine to ruin Richie and Gloria's picnic. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover pencils by Warren Kremer. Untitled one-page story; Richie goes back to sleep for an extra minute to finish a dream. "Cooped Up"; When Richie must stay inside because of a cold, his cousin discovers all the different things to do inside the Rich mansion. "Please Don't Leave Me"; Richie dreams that Cadbury wins the Irish Sweepstakes. Untitled one-page story; Dot buys some sheet music because the notes look like dots. "The Extraordinary Dot Remover"; Dot gets in trouble with her Uncle Branes' new invention—a gadget which removes dots. "The Selling Stand" article; Instructions on how to set-up a sidewalk stand to sell lemonade, hot chocolate, etc. "Kitchen Kandy" Little Lotta's Food Fun article. "Beehive Yourself"; Lotta's class takes a field trip to observe nature. Untitled one-page story; Dot builds a bird house. Richie "Rich and the $ Sign"; Richie has a nightmare about dollar signs. "Cadbury Quits"; Cadbury quickly becomes bored with retirement thanks to Richie. "The Dangerous Dots"; Someone is dotting everything in town and it's not Dot. "The Gas Pills" text story. "The Prisoners"; Lotta and her friend get caught in a Chinese finger trap. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.