wow!  very cool and very informative!  thanks for
sharing!


--- Mark Arnold <thft@...> wrote:

> Ok gang, here's what Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colon
> had to say re:
> assignments at Harvey...
>
> Sid:
>
> Mark--
> I can't vouch for DC, but I do know that at Marvel,
> certin artists
> were better doing certain characers than others and
> worked the
> characters they were better at drawing.  The same
> thing occurred at
> Harvey.  Warren Kremer could probably do most of
> them, but he could
> not have done Sad SAck well or Baby Huey or Herman
> and Katnip.
> Animated animals or basic cartoons were not his
> genre.  Howie Post
> could do Spooky and Hot Stuff well, but not Casper.
> Ernie Colon could
> do most except the animated animals. Sid Couchey was
> best at Dot and
> Lotta.  Etc.  The Harvey characters were of many
> different drawing and
> background styles. The supherhero characters were
> very similar in
> backgrounds and basic design so it was and is not
> that difficult for
> an artist to go from one to another.
> Thank you for asking.
> Best, Sid
>
> Ernie:
>
> Sometimes Sid decided on who was better suited for
> what character,
> sometimes an artist would ask for one.
> Deadlines at times dictated. Howie liked HS and
> Spooky and actually
> nobody did those two better than him.
> I got RR and Casper because I could emulate Warren's
> style better than
> anybody else. I disliked Casper because he was the
> most difficult to
> draw. His deceptively simple line was unforgiving.
> If you were off
> just a little, he didn't look right. Nobody, but
> nobody had the ease
> of line and acute sense of proportion that Warren
> did.
> I liked Richie because I thought we could make him
> another Tin Tin,
> who is my favorite all-time character and Herge the
> best all-time
> storyteller.
> -Ernie.
>
> -Moderator Mark.
>
>
>




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I've seen the Casper puzzles in a store near me called "Deals". It's like a
dollar store, but they have items for more than a dollar (in 50 cent or
dollar increments).

I've got one of the Casper puzzles and it's really cool. It's lenticular -
the picture seems to move if you look at it differently.

Shannon

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mark Arnold" <thft@...>
To: <richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 11:58 PM
Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] New Casper Halloween Toys


> There are some new Casper toys available from Greenbrier
> International, Inc. for this Halloween. They are probably difficult to
> find in stores, but are for sale for reasonable prices on Ebay.
>
> I've seen five different glow-in-the-dark and magic motion picture
> puzzles, six different velvet coloring posters, and a 32" inflatable
> streamer.
>
> There might be more, but that's all I've seen so far...
>
> -Moderator Mark.
>

post photos

Shannon <disneymagic@...> wrote:          I've seen the Casper puzzles
in a store near me called "Deals". It's like a
dollar store, but they have items for more than a dollar (in 50 cent or
dollar increments).

I've got one of the Casper puzzles and it's really cool. It's lenticular -
the picture seems to move if you look at it differently.

Shannon

----- Original Message -----
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To: <richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 11:58 PM
Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] New Casper Halloween Toys

> There are some new Casper toys available from Greenbrier
> International, Inc. for this Halloween. They are probably difficult to
> find in stores, but are for sale for reasonable prices on Ebay.
>
> I've seen five different glow-in-the-dark and magic motion picture
> puzzles, six different velvet coloring posters, and a 32" inflatable
> streamer.
>
> There might be more, but that's all I've seen so far...
>
> -Moderator Mark.
>






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I was never offended either, and both my brother and I got
spanked, only when necessary, as well. I am not a proponent, but don't
feel I've suffered emotional scars either. Like you said coolnesspark,
"Spankings were few and far between but they got their  point across."

Pretty funny story about the dealer in Minnesota with the Dot set
aside for the fetishist. People get into all sorts of weird things,
but 'Little Dot?' -Is nothing sacred? -Ha! -There is a seller on ebay
who used to sell Harvey covers (art), and would describe Lotta as
"That Lard-ass little girl for all you 'Chubby' chasers out there."-I
always thought that a bit odd. I think people reveal more about
themselves in their choice of words than they think....Dave



--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, coolnesspark <no_reply@...>
wrote:
>
> I grew up a child reading these comics and no I was not intimidated
> at all by seeing the Harvey kids get spanked.  I grew up with 4
> other siblings and all us received spankings when we did something
> that we knew we should not have done.  Neither Mom or Dad had any
> kind of spanking fetish either, it was considered normal for that
> time period.  Spankings were few and far between but they got their
> point across.
>
> As an adult I'm not offended by it either, but nor am I a proponent
> for it.  I do get a kick however out of folks who analyze these
> kinds of disciplinary actions and try to make assumptions about the
> person inflicting the spankings.
>
> Hot Stuff received a few spankings by Aunt Clinker once in awhile
> and he was a devil kid!  Richie Rich, as good as a kid as he was,
> got spanked in a few of the issues from the 50's and 60's.
>
> However, and while this is off the subject it's still worth a
> chuckle or two.  I met a comic dealer in Minnesota who ran an
> excellent store with a great back issue selection.  While perusing
> the back issues of Harveys (one of the few dealers back then who
> stocked them), there was an issue (I think it was a Little Dot) that
> the dealer had laid off to the side of the front counter.  I asked
> him if it was for sale and he replied it was not because it was for
> one of his mail order customers.  What he next shared with me was
> that this particular mail order customer collected only covers of
> the female Harvey characters where their underwear was showing on
> the front covers! That was one I'd never heard of before and it was
> certainly an eye-opener for me.
>
> Cheers!
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "richie41269"
> <richie41269@> wrote:
> >
> >    I don't think the Harvey kids getting spanked would fly in any
> of
> > todays comics. Harvey Comics would have every watchdog group
> lobbying
> > in this age of P.C. (politically  correct). The following is a
> link to
> > a gallery of Audrey, Dot and others getting 'learnt' Old school,
> and
> > some commentary from a blog on this subject. Just out of curiosity,
> > did any of these images intimidate you as a child, or offend you
> as an
> > adult?
> >
> >
> > http://www.geocities.com/handprnz/hpComics.html
> >
> > Here's someone's thoughts on this from a blog, which I don't really
> > agree with. I believe many people used spanking as a form of
> > discipline in the 60's and 70's, not that one of the Harvey
> brothers
> > had a spanking fetish. -And no, this is not intended to start the
> > debate of "Should parents spank?" -We'll leave that to the 'Oprah'
> > magazine readers. -Dave
> >
> > Thomas writes:
> > "A few entries ago, I posted a short strip from "Wendy, the Good
> > Little Witch" which would give just cause for someone to suspect
> that
> > the writer for the comic was a closet spanko of the time. How else
> can
> > you explain going on an expedition to find someone to spank Wendy
> > (perhaps an allegory to the difficulty in finding a fellow spanko
> > during that time), having a person that spanked for money (would
> Benny
> > be called a professional Dominant?), and having a spankee that was
> all
> > too willing to be spanked (seemingly to relieve her own guilt)?
> >
> > Well, as if further proof was really necessary, it seems that this
> was
> > a common theme in Harvey Comics, the company responsible for Wendy,
> > Casper, Richie Rich, Little Audrey, Little Dot, and a host of other
> > comic book children that regularly were spanked when they
> misbehaved.
> > If the images that I've compiled are any indication, at least one
> of
> > the brothers that owned Harvey Comics could well have had an
> interest
> > in spanking.
> >
> > I've chosen images from Little Dot and Little Audrey that show
> > spanking scenes with which a spanko could relate, indicating that
> > there might be something more to the theme than simply advocating
> > corporal punishment.
> >
>

----- Original Message -----
From: "richie41269" <richie41269@...>
To: <richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 8:07 PM
Subject: [Bulk] [Richie Rich's Vault] Re: Audrey, Dot, and Corporal
Punishment


>         I was never offended either, and both my brother and I got
> spanked, only when necessary, as well. I am not a proponent, but don't
> feel I've suffered emotional scars either. Like you said coolnesspark,
> "Spankings were few and far between but they got their  point across."

Lucky you. I admit it is only but one factor that has brought me to my
current situation:

-low self esteem
-pessimistic outlook
-negative (even if accurate) self image
-chronic depression (formally diagnosed in 1992 and I've been on
antidepressants ever since)

As of now I'm pretty well separated from my parents. My daughter sees very
little of her grandparents.
My neice was to be born today. My brother's blog indicates nothing so who
knows?  They exclude me my wife and my daughter anyhow.
My father's treatment of me has been very hurtful and the scars seem like
they will last as long as I do.

But it's a sure thing that since my brother is the favourite son, little Mya
will be the favourite grandchild. So yes it goes beyond that. Being born
with a disability I was imperfect - damaged goods.
My brother was perfectly born and can do no wrong.  The barbaric treatment
of children by angry parents in the Harvey comics was its only poor point.

I just placed a new album on the Photos section of the group for the
Casper Puzzle.

The pieces are a harder plastic and tend to bend, so the pics aren't
that great. It is annoying putting it together, but I bet it would
look great framed! (and not have to put it together again!)

I'm not sure how many designs there are. I do remember seeing a few,
not just one.

Now, I have one question that does not pertain to the puzzle:
I've been to my local comic store, but I never see any Richie, Casper,
or other Harvey comics (except a bunch of coverless I got for free).

I've purchased online, but wondered if any other comic stores might
carry Harvey comics - mine does not seem to stock many older comics,
mainly new stuff and mostly superheroes at that!

Shannon

This obvious spoof on MTV Cribs is more a parody on excess than
Richie. Definitely not for the kiddies, and definitely
tasteless....You did warn us Mark, but darn it, I couldn't look away!


--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, Steven Acevedo <swarlock@...>
wrote:
>
> I saw it and it is rather tasteless. But it was...different.
>

Thanks for sharing these Shannon. They do look a bit tricky
to piece together, but a cool graphic. As far as the Harvey Comics
being at Comic book stores, That one is a catch 22, and there is no
simple answer. Mark and I have discussed this at length, and it seems
that most comic dealers are under the impression that they don't
sell,so there must be no interest, so they normally don't stock but a
few-(like you mentioned, the cover-less ones for free),So customers
are not exposed to them, so the impulse to buy is non-existent. For
example, Mark told me of a comic-book store near him that sold out of
the 5 copies of the new Casper book. Basically, people saw it and
bought it. When asked if they were going to re-order the book, the
reply was "They probably wouldn't sell". The truth is, if re-ordered,
they may sell ten more copies this month. The market definitely exists
for Classic Media to publish The Harvey titles, but I believe for it
to work, they would have to produce the comics in a way that truly
represented the magic and whimsical simplicity that got the ball
rolling in the first place. I'm talking about the Classic simple gag
covers . No word balloons on the covers. No "dough-veloping" fluid. No
"Dough-licious" stuff. Refer to RR PLRB#1-50, or Little Dot #1-75 for
   classic covers. Parents are eager for this material for their
youngsters,and will be of the notion to re-capture some of the magic
themselves, as well as the kids being able to devour this stuff. So,
if the market exists, why isn't Classic Media taking advantage? In a
simple answer, lack of faith in the sell-ability of an already
time-proven market. Yes, a substantial amount of money would have to
be put into regular monthly printings, but if marketed right, it could
be successful. I suggest a more regional approach, and only invest in
a certain region, say Northern California , and do a limited run
(printing), and market to about 30-50 comic stores as a test run.
Market the comics to be visible, not stuck in a bin in the back, and I
believe they would sell, and be re-ordering. This is just my opinion,
and there are certainly more pieces to this puzzle than meets the eye.
Nothing like this is simple, except for the simple fact the market
already exists. Hopefully we will see some Harvey comics out in the
front spotlight soon. I know people have been saying this for years,
but you gotta have Hope!-Thanks again for sharing these Shannon!-Dave

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "disneymagic7"
<disneymagic@...> wrote:
>
> I just placed a new album on the Photos section of the group for the
> Casper Puzzle.
>
> The pieces are a harder plastic and tend to bend, so the pics aren't
> that great. It is annoying putting it together, but I bet it would
> look great framed! (and not have to put it together again!)
>
> I'm not sure how many designs there are. I do remember seeing a few,
> not just one.
>
> Now, I have one question that does not pertain to the puzzle:
> I've been to my local comic store, but I never see any Richie, Casper,
> or other Harvey comics (except a bunch of coverless I got for free).
>
> I've purchased online, but wondered if any other comic stores might
> carry Harvey comics - mine does not seem to stock many older comics,
> mainly new stuff and mostly superheroes at that!
>
> Shannon
>

Thanks Mark, Sid, and Ernie. -How cool is it to have two Harvey
heavy-weights breaking it down for us. Great info!

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Arnold" <thft@...> wrote:
>
> Ok gang, here's what Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colon had to say re:
> assignments at Harvey...
>
> Sid:
>
> Mark--
> I can't vouch for DC, but I do know that at Marvel, certin artists
> were better doing certain characers than others and worked the
> characters they were better at drawing.  The same thing occurred at
> Harvey.  Warren Kremer could probably do most of them, but he could
> not have done Sad SAck well or Baby Huey or Herman and Katnip.
> Animated animals or basic cartoons were not his genre.  Howie Post
> could do Spooky and Hot Stuff well, but not Casper.  Ernie Colon could
> do most except the animated animals. Sid Couchey was best at Dot and
> Lotta.  Etc.  The Harvey characters were of many different drawing and
> background styles. The supherhero characters were very similar in
> backgrounds and basic design so it was and is not that difficult for
> an artist to go from one to another.
> Thank you for asking.
> Best, Sid
>
> Ernie:
>
> Sometimes Sid decided on who was better suited for what character,
> sometimes an artist would ask for one.
> Deadlines at times dictated. Howie liked HS and Spooky and actually
> nobody did those two better than him.
> I got RR and Casper because I could emulate Warren's style better than
> anybody else. I disliked Casper because he was the most difficult to
> draw. His deceptively simple line was unforgiving. If you were off
> just a little, he didn't look right. Nobody, but nobody had the ease
> of line and acute sense of proportion that Warren did.
> I liked Richie because I thought we could make him another Tin Tin,
> who is my favorite all-time character and Herge the best all-time
> storyteller.
> -Ernie.
>
> -Moderator Mark.
>

WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
Cousin Reggie BONG!!"

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQitem\
Z280159024949QQihZ018QQcategoryZ20291QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem#ebayp\
hotohosting

Item number: 280159024949
Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
Description
...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket looked
so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the one that
Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....

1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie Rich's
jacket.
3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers. That's a
no-brainer.



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From: richie41269 richie41269@...
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys Smoking
Jacket???


WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
Cousin Reggie BONG!!"

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQ
itemZ280159024949QQihZ018QQcategoryZ20291QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewIt
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>The barbaric treatment of children by angry parents in the Harvey comics was
its only poor point.

On one or two issues I do have I've seen both Reggie and Richie were
spanked a couple of times and I was a little disturbed by it.

As a young kid I wasn't spanked but I did have a Grandmother who used
to hit me and my cousin with a belt on occasion. That in itself was
the most severe punishment that either of us have gotten with
reprecussions. But in her later years she softened a bit but still
I find it out kind of sad that parents in The 50's and 60's would use
brutal force like that trying to get a message across.

Violence against children is something no adult should think about
much less do.

Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also, it
does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes were
always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...


--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@..." <will@...> wrote:
>
> Item number: 280159024949
> Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> Description
> ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket
looked
> so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the
one that
> Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
>
> 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie Rich's
> jacket.
> 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers.
That's a
> no-brainer.
>
>
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: richie41269 richie41269@...
> Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
Smoking
> Jacket???
>
>
> WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
> what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
> this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
> Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
>
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQ
>
itemZ280159024949QQihZ018QQcategoryZ20291QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewIt
> em#ebayphotohosting
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In case anyone from the board here is looking for one of these,
here it is.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120167049704&ssPageName=\
STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=002

....but funny, so I had to post this. A friend emailed this to me this
morning, thought you guys might appreciate this.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pjQ9HW15cO8

Jackie Jokers was, in my opinion, the coolest Harvey character. Richie was
even different around him - hipper, funnier, older-seeming.

I loved all the RR titles growing up, but I was really happy when I saw a
new issue of Richie & Jackie on the rack.

I'm surprised that the character of Jackie never was developed into a
sitcom or a cartoon. I think a modern day version of the wise-cracking kid
comedian would be perfect for a channel like Nickelodeon.

And maybe he could have a wealthy friend named Richie...

Original Message:
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From: richie41269 richie41269@...
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:41:58 -0000
To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
Smoking Jacket???


    Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also, it
does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes were
always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...


--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@..." <will@...> wrote:
>
> Item number: 280159024949
> Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> Description
> ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket
looked
> so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the
one that
> Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
>
> 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie Rich's
> jacket.
> 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers.
That's a
> no-brainer.
>
>
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: richie41269 richie41269@...
> Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
Smoking
> Jacket???
>
>
> WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
> what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
> this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
> Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
>
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQ
>
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jackie just wasnt popular enough for some reason....and Kool Katz didnt work
either!

"will@..." <will@...> wrote:          Jackie Jokers
was, in my opinion, the coolest Harvey character. Richie was
even different around him - hipper, funnier, older-seeming.

I loved all the RR titles growing up, but I was really happy when I saw a
new issue of Richie & Jackie on the rack.

I'm surprised that the character of Jackie never was developed into a
sitcom or a cartoon. I think a modern day version of the wise-cracking kid
comedian would be perfect for a channel like Nickelodeon.

And maybe he could have a wealthy friend named Richie...

Original Message:
-----------------
From: richie41269 richie41269@...
Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:41:58 -0000
To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
Smoking Jacket???

Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also, it
does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes were
always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@..." <will@...> wrote:
>
> Item number: 280159024949
> Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> Description
> ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket
looked
> so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the
one that
> Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
>
> 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie Rich's
> jacket.
> 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers.
That's a
> no-brainer.
>
>
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: richie41269 richie41269@...
> Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
Smoking
> Jacket???
>
>
> WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
> what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
> this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
> Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
>
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQ
>
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Custom-Nike-Air-Force-One-1-Casper-New-Uptowns-Size-12_W0QQi\
temZ260167393768QQihZ016QQcategoryZ63850QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Does anyone remember the "Casper" cartoon show that FOX aired in the
late 90s based upon the hit movie? I didn't think so. Anyway, there is
a DVD that contains 15 episodes from the 1995-1999 series that came
out on September 15.

You can see the link on Amazon at:

http://www.amazon.com/Spooktacular-New-Adventures-Casper-One/dp/B000TAPC90/ref=s\
r_1_1/103-3689416-7586208?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1191541914&sr=1-1

-Moderator Mark.

I always thought Jackie added a cool, funky witty vibe that wasn't
always prevalent in other stories. Richie definitely did and said more
unusual things at Jackie's influence, almost a letting-loose or
liberating of the rich boy. I also agree that a wacky/cool character
like Jackie would work on a kids channel. People sometimes say that
the Harvey characters wouldn't work in todays kid-culture because it's
too simplistic and/or sugary sweet. I disagree with this theory, as
there are man mindless and sugary shows aimed at this market,
wherefore the Harvey material is more creative in many ways. Like Phil
pointed out, Jackie never seemed to get wings of his own, and Kool
Katz didn't cut it either.  And to think-Jackie was a child of the 60's!

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@..." <will@...> wrote:
>
> Jackie Jokers was, in my opinion, the coolest Harvey character.
Richie was
> even different around him - hipper, funnier, older-seeming.
>
> I loved all the RR titles growing up, but I was really happy when I
saw a
> new issue of Richie & Jackie on the rack.
>
> I'm surprised that the character of Jackie never was developed into a
> sitcom or a cartoon. I think a modern day version of the
wise-cracking kid
> comedian would be perfect for a channel like Nickelodeon.
>
> And maybe he could have a wealthy friend named Richie...
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: richie41269 richie41269@...
> Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:41:58 -0000
> To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
> Smoking Jacket???
>
>
>    Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also, it
> does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes were
> always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...
>
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@" <will@> wrote:
> >
> > Item number: 280159024949
> > Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> > Description
> > ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket
> looked
> > so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the
> one that
> > Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
> >
> > 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> > 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie
Rich's
> > jacket.
> > 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers.
> That's a
> > no-brainer.
> >
> >
> >
> > Original Message:
> > -----------------
> > From: richie41269 richie41269@
> > Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> > To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
> Smoking
> > Jacket???
> >
> >
> > WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
> > what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
> > this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
> > Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
> >
> >
>
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> >
>
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At least as far as the many RR titles are concerned, RR and Jackie
Jokers was fairly popular among Richie fans for a period of time.
The first 30 issues were fairly good, and after that just so-so.  I
am fairly certain consideration was being given towards expanding
Jackie's appearance outside of Richie Rich, as I own a cover proof
for a title that never appeared during the first Harvey run,
called "Spotlight", and Jackie Jokers was the cover feature.  The
cover was for issue # 2, and of course no such title was ever
published.  I also remember a response to a letter in Richie's
mailbox addressing the popularity of Jackie Jokers, stating that if
the demand continued they would be considering more appearances.  I
suspect the fact that the previously failed efforts of the first
Jackie Jokers series had an impact on any further plans for
increased exposure of the character.




--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "richie41269"
<richie41269@...> wrote:
>
>    I always thought Jackie added a cool, funky witty vibe that
wasn't
> always prevalent in other stories. Richie definitely did and said
more
> unusual things at Jackie's influence, almost a letting-loose or
> liberating of the rich boy. I also agree that a wacky/cool
character
> like Jackie would work on a kids channel. People sometimes say that
> the Harvey characters wouldn't work in todays kid-culture because
it's
> too simplistic and/or sugary sweet. I disagree with this theory, as
> there are man mindless and sugary shows aimed at this market,
> wherefore the Harvey material is more creative in many ways. Like
Phil
> pointed out, Jackie never seemed to get wings of his own, and Kool
> Katz didn't cut it either.  And to think-Jackie was a child of the
60's!
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@" <will@> wrote:
> >
> > Jackie Jokers was, in my opinion, the coolest Harvey character.
> Richie was
> > even different around him - hipper, funnier, older-seeming.
> >
> > I loved all the RR titles growing up, but I was really happy
when I
> saw a
> > new issue of Richie & Jackie on the rack.
> >
> > I'm surprised that the character of Jackie never was developed
into a
> > sitcom or a cartoon. I think a modern day version of the
> wise-cracking kid
> > comedian would be perfect for a channel like Nickelodeon.
> >
> > And maybe he could have a wealthy friend named Richie...
> >
> > Original Message:
> > -----------------
> > From: richie41269 richie41269@
> > Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:41:58 -0000
> > To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: Re: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look
little boys
> > Smoking Jacket???
> >
> >
> >    Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also,
it
> > does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes
were
> > always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...
> >
> >
> > --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@" <will@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Item number: 280159024949
> > > Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> > > Description
> > > ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking
jacket
> > looked
> > > so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like
the
> > one that
> > > Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
> > >
> > > 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> > > 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than
Richie
> Rich's
> > > jacket.
> > > 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie
Jokers.
> > That's a
> > > no-brainer.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > Original Message:
> > > -----------------
> > > From: richie41269 richie41269@
> > > Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> > > To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> > > Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little
boys
> > Smoking
> > > Jacket???
> > >
> > >
> > > WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book
character or
> > > what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear
anything like
> > > this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon-
  "The
> > > Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
> > >
> > >
> >
> http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-
jacket_W0QQ
> > >
> >
>
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i thin kit would be a good idea to float some harvey characters today. I wonder
if Jackie could go grundge?

richie41269 <richie41269@...> wrote:          I always thought Jackie
added a cool, funky witty vibe that wasn't
always prevalent in other stories. Richie definitely did and said more
unusual things at Jackie's influence, almost a letting-loose or
liberating of the rich boy. I also agree that a wacky/cool character
like Jackie would work on a kids channel. People sometimes say that
the Harvey characters wouldn't work in todays kid-culture because it's
too simplistic and/or sugary sweet. I disagree with this theory, as
there are man mindless and sugary shows aimed at this market,
wherefore the Harvey material is more creative in many ways. Like Phil
pointed out, Jackie never seemed to get wings of his own, and Kool
Katz didn't cut it either. And to think-Jackie was a child of the 60's!

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@..." <will@...> wrote:
>
> Jackie Jokers was, in my opinion, the coolest Harvey character.
Richie was
> even different around him - hipper, funnier, older-seeming.
>
> I loved all the RR titles growing up, but I was really happy when I
saw a
> new issue of Richie & Jackie on the rack.
>
> I'm surprised that the character of Jackie never was developed into a
> sitcom or a cartoon. I think a modern day version of the
wise-cracking kid
> comedian would be perfect for a channel like Nickelodeon.
>
> And maybe he could have a wealthy friend named Richie...
>
> Original Message:
> -----------------
> From: richie41269 richie41269@...
> Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 22:41:58 -0000
> To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
> Smoking Jacket???
>
>
> Hilarious Will! I laughed so hard at "picky my brain"! Also, it
> does look like a baby 'Hef' jacket, and yes, Jackie Jokers eyes were
> always drawn kind of half-closed. -HHmmm...
>
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "will@" <will@> wrote:
> >
> > Item number: 280159024949
> > Vintage Richie Rich look little boys smoking jacket
> > Description
> > ...I had been picky my brain as to why this darling smoking jacket
> looked
> > so familiar until someone pointed out that it looked just like the
> one that
> > Richie Rich the comic book character always wore....
> >
> > 1) I had been picky my brain?? Where is this person from?
> > 2) It looks a lot more like Baby Hugh Hefner's jacket than Richie
Rich's
> > jacket.
> > 3) If any Richie Rich character is a pothead, it's Jackie Jokers.
> That's a
> > no-brainer.
> >
> >
> >
> > Original Message:
> > -----------------
> > From: richie41269 richie41269@
> > Date: Tue, 02 Oct 2007 05:22:38 -0000
> > To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] Vintage Richie Rich look little boys
> Smoking
> > Jacket???
> >
> >
> > WOW!!! Is this a stretch to tie this in to a comic book character or
> > what?? Little Boys smoking Jacket?? Did Richie ever wear anything like
> > this? Here's the link. View in dis-belief. I did. Coming soon- "The
> > Cousin Reggie BONG!!"
> >
> >
>
http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-Richie-Rich-look-little-boys-smoking-jacket_W0QQ
> >
>
itemZ280159024949QQihZ018QQcategoryZ20291QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewIt
> > em#ebayphotohosting
> >
> >
> >
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Dan Busha just sent me a reminder and an update for this show, which I
have embellished on here. It is called Com-Toy II and will be from 9-4
on October 13, 2007 at the Troy Elks Club, 134 N Greenbush Rd, Troy,
NY, 12810. Not only will Sid be there, but also Fred Hembeck (Marvel,
DC artist and a big Harvey fan as well), John Hebert (X-Men) and
Francis Hogan (Matchsticks, RPG Illustrator), and 30 different comic
and toy vendors.

There's FREE ADMISSION! How can you beat that? If you are even
remotely in the area, I highly recommend meeting a true living Harvey
legend. Tell Sid and Fred I said hi, and also help Sid root for his
beloved Indians in the playoffs!

I posted the show flyer in the file folder.

-Moderator Mark.

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "richie41269"
<richie41269@...> wrote:
>
>      Thanks for this info Mark-If any members go, please take pics and
> post them. Sid and Ruth are both still so active-It's amazing!
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Arnold" <thft@> wrote:
> >
> > I just received notice that Sid Couchey will be appearing in person at
> > the Troy Comics Show on October 13 at the Troy Elks Club, Troy, NY.
> > More info soon about time and location address.
> >
> > You can contact The Troy Elks Club at 134 N Greenbush Rd, Troy, NY
> > 12180, (518) 283-1193 for more information.
> >
> > Sid will be signing and drawing for the fans.
> >
> > -Moderator Mark.
> >
>

A while back we here at the Vault were uploading cover photos of the
various Richie Rich books. We stopped because of the issue of
bandwidth. Yahoo has increased the bandwidth significantly enough that
I think that we can complete the job.

I would like to also get the covers more organized. They are organized
by title for each photo album, but within the photo album, sometimes
covers are titled slightly differently and out of order (see the album
for "Richie Rich and Cadbury" to see what I mean). So if we all can
add the cover photos, it will make for a more referential product.

As a reminder, the issue numbers below 10 need to be listed as 01, 02,
03 or they won't fall in numerical order. 001 for any title that
lasted over 100 issues, of which there are only 4: "Richie Rich" (1st
series), "Dollars and Cents", "Millions", and "Success Stories".

The covers can be scanned and uploaded from your own collection or cut
and paste from other websites (you know where those are). All I ask is
to keep the DPI down around 100 or so in order to accommodate all of
the pictures, since we ran out of room before, and please crop the
shot if necessary, and make sure it is a nice copy of the cover, and
if a cover has already been posted with a higher DPI, please correct
it and reload it with a lower DPI.

Also, let's just do the Richie titles for now, books included. Thank
you very much and good luck. I'll be helping, too.

-Moderator Mark.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but after the recent discussion
about the Grand Comics Database, wouldn't it make more sense for us
to scan and upload to their cover gallery rather than maintaining a
separate one here on the Vault?

-Jon

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Arnold" <thft@...>
wrote:
>
> A while back we here at the Vault were uploading cover photos of the
> various Richie Rich books. We stopped because of the issue of
> bandwidth. Yahoo has increased the bandwidth significantly enough
that
> I think that we can complete the job.
>
> I would like to also get the covers more organized. They are
organized
> by title for each photo album, but within the photo album, sometimes
> covers are titled slightly differently and out of order (see the
album
> for "Richie Rich and Cadbury" to see what I mean). So if we all can
> add the cover photos, it will make for a more referential product.
>
> As a reminder, the issue numbers below 10 need to be listed as 01,
02,
> 03 or they won't fall in numerical order. 001 for any title that
> lasted over 100 issues, of which there are only 4: "Richie Rich"
(1st
> series), "Dollars and Cents", "Millions", and "Success Stories".
>
> The covers can be scanned and uploaded from your own collection or
cut
> and paste from other websites (you know where those are). All I ask
is
> to keep the DPI down around 100 or so in order to accommodate all of
> the pictures, since we ran out of room before, and please crop the
> shot if necessary, and make sure it is a nice copy of the cover, and
> if a cover has already been posted with a higher DPI, please correct
> it and reload it with a lower DPI.
>
> Also, let's just do the Richie titles for now, books included. Thank
> you very much and good luck. I'll be helping, too.
>
> -Moderator Mark.
>

It can be in both places. In fact, truth be told, the website I really
wanted to crib from was the GBD since the scanning work is already
done, and besides it's only Richie. Cut and paste!

-Moderator Mark.

--- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "Jonathan Sternfeld"
<jsternfe@...> wrote:
>
> Please don't take this the wrong way, but after the recent discussion
> about the Grand Comics Database, wouldn't it make more sense for us
> to scan and upload to their cover gallery rather than maintaining a
> separate one here on the Vault?
>
> -Jon
>
> --- In richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com, "Mark Arnold" <thft@>
> wrote:
> >
> > A while back we here at the Vault were uploading cover photos of the
> > various Richie Rich books. We stopped because of the issue of
> > bandwidth. Yahoo has increased the bandwidth significantly enough
> that
> > I think that we can complete the job.
> >
> > I would like to also get the covers more organized. They are
> organized
> > by title for each photo album, but within the photo album, sometimes
> > covers are titled slightly differently and out of order (see the
> album
> > for "Richie Rich and Cadbury" to see what I mean). So if we all can
> > add the cover photos, it will make for a more referential product.
> >
> > As a reminder, the issue numbers below 10 need to be listed as 01,
> 02,
> > 03 or they won't fall in numerical order. 001 for any title that
> > lasted over 100 issues, of which there are only 4: "Richie Rich"
> (1st
> > series), "Dollars and Cents", "Millions", and "Success Stories".
> >
> > The covers can be scanned and uploaded from your own collection or
> cut
> > and paste from other websites (you know where those are). All I ask
> is
> > to keep the DPI down around 100 or so in order to accommodate all of
> > the pictures, since we ran out of room before, and please crop the
> > shot if necessary, and make sure it is a nice copy of the cover, and
> > if a cover has already been posted with a higher DPI, please correct
> > it and reload it with a lower DPI.
> >
> > Also, let's just do the Richie titles for now, books included. Thank
> > you very much and good luck. I'll be helping, too.
> >
> > -Moderator Mark.
> >
>

hi.

i don't know if this has been discovered/confirmed.  for all i know, it might be
common
knowledge.  if so, my apologies for bothering everyone with this.  if not, could
someone
please confirm/verify this?

i recently purchased a copy of Hot Stuff Sizzlers #4.  sizzlers is, of course,
the hot stuff
reprint comics.  besides hot stuff and stumbo stories, this issue has several
different filler
comics. 4 of these filler comics have a very distinct style.  they appear to
have all been
made by the same artist.

i have encountered this artist's work in at least one other harvey comic.  in
the comic there
were two 1/2 page gags.  i think one featured an eskimo child.  the other i
remember
more clearly.  it was a gag about little aladdin having his lamp repaired.

when i first saw his art, i was very impressed by it and wondered who created
it.  years
have passed since then, and i've learned a bit.  after seeing this art in HSS #4
i think i
know who the artist is... Milton Stein.

here's a few links concerning milton stein, and his work:

http://www.lambiek.net/artists/s/stein_milt.htm

http://www.animationarchive.org/2006/04/media-milt-steins-supermouse-comics-
no.html

http://potulentpalaver.blogspot.com/2007/01/milton-stein.html


i scanned the art inn HSS #4, and placed it in this group's photo album.  can
anyone out
there confirm that Milt Stein created this art?  i'm a big fan of Mr. Stein's
work, and would
be thrilled to find out that he worked at harvey comics.

Are Richie and Casper together again because I think I'm dreaming. You
don't see these in this grade often.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Richie-Richs-Golden-Deeds-9-CGC-9-2-NM-Harvey-Hits_W0Q\
QitemZ260168315828QQihZ016QQcategoryZ3976QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

By the way, this seller has some of the highest grade Harvey material
for the best buys period!-If you're in the market to fill some holes
in the collection, check his store frequently, as the variety runs the
full Harvey gamut. I just won Harvey Hits #10 in FN grade for $5
bucks!Thanx Spookytuff!-Dave

Thought we'd take a break from the "Deep Thoughts" and keep it a
little lighter....and maybe a bit Groovier.

   " How do I know You knew I knew you knew it was me??" Jackie
Jokers-RR & JJ #1

   "when one comes home from a hard days work, a Hobby can be very
relaxing."- Richie Rich-RR&JJ #1

   " May I become you for a day for research?" -Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

    "I'm not sure blondes have more fun!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Hi very pretty girl!"-Jackie Jokers RR&JJ#4

   "Why does a fireman wear red suspenders? Because-er-because it's all
he had!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Making horses laugh should get me far in Show-Biz!-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Let's remember one thing, Richie-You Rich, Me Comedian!"-Jackie
Jokers RR&JJ#7

    "Okay-bring out my prop box and a fast action suicide pill!"-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3

   "What would you know about acting, you talentless Biddy!"-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3


    "Would you believe I do that for 50 bananas a week?!"Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3


   " Show-Biz is a Swinging Life!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ#3

These quotes are a perfect example of why I loved Jackie Jokers when I was
a kid.

Thanks for sharing them!

Will

Original Message:
-----------------
From: richie41269 richie41269@...
Date: Sun, 07 Oct 2007 20:31:48 -0000
To: richierichsvault@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Richie Rich's Vault] The Sunday Quotes-Jackie Joker's Style


Thought we'd take a break from the "Deep Thoughts" and keep it a
little lighter....and maybe a bit Groovier.

   " How do I know You knew I knew you knew it was me??" Jackie
Jokers-RR & JJ #1

   "when one comes home from a hard days work, a Hobby can be very
relaxing."- Richie Rich-RR&JJ #1

   " May I become you for a day for research?" -Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

    "I'm not sure blondes have more fun!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Hi very pretty girl!"-Jackie Jokers RR&JJ#4

   "Why does a fireman wear red suspenders? Because-er-because it's all
he had!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Making horses laugh should get me far in Show-Biz!-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ #4

   "Let's remember one thing, Richie-You Rich, Me Comedian!"-Jackie
Jokers RR&JJ#7

    "Okay-bring out my prop box and a fast action suicide pill!"-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3

   "What would you know about acting, you talentless Biddy!"-Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3


    "Would you believe I do that for 50 bananas a week?!"Jackie
Jokers-RR&JJ#3


   " Show-Biz is a Swinging Life!"-Jackie Jokers-RR&JJ#3











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