The image shows a colorful and nostalgic collection of 12 Richie Rich-themed glass marbles. Each marble is kiln-fired and features a different full-color illustration of Richie Rich, the beloved comic book character. The designs showcase Richie in various poses and outfits—some with dollar signs, briefcases, or stacks of money, reflecting his iconic wealthy persona. One marble features the classic Richie Rich logo, while another includes a comic-style panel. Each marble is displayed upright on a small clear stand, arranged neatly in three rows of four on a wooden surface. The marbles have a white and yellow color scheme as their base, making the printed images pop visually. These are clearly custom collectibles and a unique tribute to the legacy of Richie Rich.

Long after the original comic book series ended, many talented artists continue to celebrate Richie Rich by creating unique & collectible items. These include custom figurines, enamel pins, art prints, resin statues, & more.

Here is a set of kiln-fired glass marbles, each mounted on its own stand.

The image is a colorful, chaotic composition that seems to depict overlapping caricatured faces and figures resembling Richie Rich, a classic comic book character. Key features include: Multiple instances of Richie Rich's iconic blond hair and bow tie are intertwined and overlapping. The figures are drawn in a playful, exaggerated style with large eyes, smiling mouths, and lively expressions. There are red bow ties, black jackets, and white collars, classic elements of Richie Rich’s attire. Green dollar bills are scattered throughout the image, reinforcing the character's association with wealth. The overall composition has a layered, surreal feel, creating a visually "busy" effect. It's a creative and abstract interpretation of Richie Rich, blending multiple elements into one visually complex piece.

Jeremy Eaton’s abstract expressionism and geometric abstraction use bold shapes and colors to explore form and space. His work goes beyond aesthetics, often challenging the viewer's perception of order, emotion, and depth, with a strong philosophical underpinning.

PS. Thanks! I believe I have the largest Richie Rich collection in the world (over 10,000 items). I’ve got over 4,000 posted on my Richie Rich Collectors FB group so far.

It’s not out yet… in limbo. I will post if I hear any updates.

The image is an original production art page for a comic book cover titled "Harvey Hits Magazine," featuring "Little Dot's Uncles." It shows black-and-white line art of Little Dot, startled by a man (her uncle) playing a tuba, with sound waves depicted visually. The top section includes text for the title and branding, with a pasted-on stamp-like logo featuring Little Dot's face, along with "10¢" and other publishing details. There are handwritten production notes in red and pencil marks for printing alignment.

The main illustration of Dot and her uncle on the tuba is a photostat, as Warren Kremer's original drawing likely needed changes. Since Harvey's staff reused elements, most logos were missing when this cover was found. A new overlay was added to restore them for better eye appeal.

Me too!

This image is a promotional advertisement tied to the movie Richie Rich (starring Macaulay Culkin). The advertisement features Richie Rich alongside his loyal dog, Dollar, and uses playful, engaging phrases like "Don't make me beg! See the movie too...you'll howl!" to appeal to the audience. The green money-themed visuals and luxurious imagery align with the Richie Rich brand's association with wealth and extravagance. The text also emphasizes the connection to the Warner Bros. movie release.

Blank back of the promotional advertisement

This is a McDonald's promotional advertisement tied to the movie Richie Rich (starring Macaulay Culkin). It encourages participation in a sweepstakes offering a chance to "live the Richie Rich life" by winning $2,500 in cash and a Rolls-Royce car for one day.

This is an original comic art page from a Richie Rich story. Title and Setup: The page opens with a title panel that features Richie Rich, known as "The Poor Little Rich Boy," and his mother in conversation. She exclaims, "Oh, Richard—how unusual!" Action: Richie Rich is shown running toward his parents to inquire about what is unusual. His mother reveals that it’s a diamond watch that his father gave her. Plot Development: Richie asks to see the watch, and his mother says she’ll wear it to the ball that evening. Humorous Twist: At the ball, Richie notices that his mother forgot to wear the diamond watch. However, she hilariously reveals that the massive diamond necklace she's wearing doubles as a watch, showing the exact time, down to the second. Art Style: The artwork is clean, classic, and humorous, reflecting the iconic style of Richie Rich comics. The characters are expressive, and the panels use bold lines typical of Harvey Comics’ house style. Composition: The page consists of seven panels with dialogue and actions that lead to a humorous punchline in the final frame, where Richie smiles at the situation. This piece of art is a great example of the lighthearted, wealth-themed humor characteristic of Richie Rich comics.

Diamonds #51, published in 1981, features artwork attributed to Ernie Colón. Colón was a prominent artist known for his work on various Harvey Comics titles, including Richie Rich & Casper the Friendly Ghost. His dynamic style and storytelling significantly contributed to the appeal of these series.

This is a colorful silver bullion bar featuring Richie Rich, the iconic cartoon character known as "the poor little rich boy." The design shows Richie Rich looking at a gold wristwatch, with the phrase "TIME IS MONEY" prominently displayed to the right. The background consists of a pink and red hexagonal pattern, adding a vibrant and playful aesthetic. This collectible bar is made of .999 fine silver, combining precious metal value with nostalgic appeal for fans of Richie Rich.

Most 1 oz silver bars are made of .999 fine silver (99.9% pure), though some can be even purer at .9999. This high purity ensures their value is closely tied to the current silver spot price. Many bars feature intricate designs, including famous landmarks, historical figures, or unique patterns.

Merry Christmas and all the best to you and your family this coming year!

Luiza a Boa Bruxinha (Wendy the Good Little Witch #10 from 1969)

Luiza a Boa Bruxinha (Wendy the Good Little Witch #1 from 1972)

It was not uncommon for Harvey to re-use covers in different years with their foreign copies. Here is Wendy the Good Little Witch (Luiza) #10 in 1969 and #1 in 1972.

Jiffy Pop included Fun and Games Booklets in its packaging during the 1970s and 1980s. These booklets featured puzzles and activities to entertain families while the popcorn popped, reflecting the brand’s family-focused marketing.

CBCS was established in 2014 by Steve Borock, a well-known name in the comic book world and a former President and Primary Grader at CGC. His reputation and expertise brought instant credibility to CBCS. Here is a 9.6 graded Richie Rich Riches #1 from 1972.

In 1926, Rolex created the first waterproof wristwatch, the Rolex Oyster. To prove its durability, swimmer Mercedes Gleitze wore it while crossing the English Channel. After 10 hours in the water, the watch remained fully functional, solidifying Rolex's reputation for precision and reliability.

Adam's Rare Comics "Thank You For Your Purchase" flyer with Casper, Richie Rich, Hot Stuff, Little Dot, and Baby Huey in the top banner. Adam's contact information is on the bottom of the image.

A second "Thank you for your ebay purchase!" flyer by Adam Anderson. Similar information as the first image but the layout is different and the banner of characters is in the bottom half.

Adam Anderson is one of the most prolific comic sellers on eBay and offers some of the rarest and best condition comics out there. He goes by the username "Blissard" and has been a HUGE help in making my Richie Rich comic collection one of the best in the world!

Although Richie Rich first debuted in Little Dot #1 (cover-dated September 1953), it wasn't until Harvey Hits #3 (cover-dated November, 1957) that the first comic was dedicated to him.

This cover has a retro comic book vibe. The characters are styled after a superhero team, with a central muscular figure and Richie Rich wearing goggles in the front. There’s a golden portal with secondary characters in the background. The art emphasizes a playful yet heroic tone. The comic cover is signed in the bottom-right corner, across the white background.

The cover features Richie Rich as a superhero with a bold "SR" emblem on his chest. Surrounding him are a team of allies in colorful costumes, each with distinct powers or abilities. The characters appear mid-action, with dynamic poses suggesting a battle or mission. The artwork is vibrant, showcasing exaggerated facial expressions and strong comic book energy. Signed at the bottom, near the character on the lower right.

The characters are styled as a superhero team resembling a classic comic-book team-up. Richie Rich leads, wearing an outfit inspired by popular heroes, surrounded by others in futuristic or elemental-themed suits. The purple and orange backdrop adds an intense, cosmic atmosphere. Autograph is visible near the lower-right corner, under a rocky, strong-looking character.

Ape Entertainment was the first to introduce Richie Rich variant covers. Here are autographed versions of #5 - Hero For A Day

Richie Rich charms for Croc shoes. Croc shoes were originally designed as boating shoes, but their lightweight, waterproof material & unique design made them a global hit. Over 850 million pairs have been sold, & they even have celebrity collaborations, turning them into a quirky fashion statement!

Little Lotta by CJ Morris (eating cake)

Irona the Robot Maid by CJ Morris

Richie Rich holding a sack of money with dollar bills all around him by CJ Morris

Little Dot in a large orange circle surrounded by purple and many colourful small dots by CJ Morris

Some great newly commissioned artwork recently arrived and has been added to the collection. Here's a link to the artist's eBay store if you like it! Extremely reasonably priced too. Let me know if you end up purchasing anything. Enjoy!

www.ebay.com/usr/cjmorris25

CGC graded 9.0 Weather Bird Comics containing Harvey Hits #3... the first comic dedicated to Richie Rich

Weather Bird Comics is a fascinating part of comic history, primarily because it was a promotional giveaway by the International Shoe Company to market their Weather-Bird Shoes. This particular comic is the very first comic dedicated to Richie Rich!

Ape Entertainment sketch card from 2011 with a drawing of the updated Richie Rich

In 2011, Ape Entertainment partnered with Classic Media to modernize Richie Rich. They transformed him into a tech-savvy, philanthropic billionaire and action hero, diverging from the 1950s Harvey Comics’ focus on wealth and comedy. This appealed to new readers though some missed the classic charm.

Marvel publishes comics and magazines all over the world. Here is the Turkish Casper and Friends Magazine #1 from 1997.

Sorry I've been away so long! If you want to see more of my collection, head over to my FB page which currently showcases almost 1000 items (and counting). www.facebook.com/groups/39102...

Letter to Alfred Harvey in 1972 from Anthony R Smith… Advisor, Political and Security Affairs, New York, N.Y.

The United Nations was founded in 1945 after World War II as a successor to the League of Nations, with the primary goal of promoting peace, security, and international cooperation. The U.S. played a pivotal role in the creation of the UN and was instrumental in shaping its charter.

Super Richie (Richie Rich comic series) original colour artwork mock-up). Rippy and Crashman are hanging upside down with ropes tied to their feet and their red capes are above their heads). Green robots holding red sacks of cash are standing nearby.

Super Richie #4 comic cover.

The original colour artwork mock-up of Super Richie #4 and the actual comic. Sorry for the waviness; the comic was scanned in its protective plastic bag.

Back in the old days, stores removed covers (or top half) of unsold comics if they did not sell them to get a refund from publishers. Many stores did this to save $ from having to return them. Some stores would get them bundled up & sell them anyway in sealed bags like these to make some extra $.

Richie Rich All Stars - "A Musical Tribute to Don Quarry". Reggae music. I believe they meant to say "A Musical Tribute to Don Quarrie". At the 1976 Montreal Olympics, D.Q. got gold in the 200m race & the Olympic record for an incredible 36 years until it was broken in 2012 by Usain Bolt.

Alan Silvestri is a highly acclaimed American composer and conductor. His ability to evoke emotions through music and create distinct and memorable themes has cemented his status as one of the most respected composers in the film industry. He was born on March 26, 1950, in New York City, USA.

On December 21, 1994, the first Richie Rich movie opened in US theaters starring Macaulay Culkin as Richie!

Harvey Poster #41 from August, 1952. Casper is scared by a squirrel with a head from a scarecrow. Caption from Casper reads “Don’t be afraid to display a good comic”.

Harvey Poster #41 from August, 1952. This is the oldest poster I have in my collection. These calendar posters were roughly 18x24" until the mid-1970's when they were downsized to roughly 11x17".