Have you ever read a Harvey Comic?
05-03-15, 01:31 PM
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Have you ever read a Harvey Comic?
The thread about Archie comics got me curious who used to read the Harvey Comic books? I started reading comics with them when my dad gave me his collection. Wish I still had them.
05-03-15, 01:48 PM
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Re: Have you ever read a Harvey Comic?
The only Harvey book I've ever read was a free Back to the Future comic I got at Universal when the animated series came out.
05-03-15, 01:53 PM
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I read a few back in the day and always enjoyed them. I think I have a few physical and digital comics around, and am sure that I'll continue buying an occasional Harvey. Iirc, I liked Hot Stuff and Casper more than their other titles like Sad Sack.
05-03-15, 01:57 PM
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Archie was always around because grocery stores always carried them in checkout lines. I barely remember ever seeing Harvey Comics, much less reading one.
05-03-15, 02:50 PM
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Read those same ones but I don't have a clue what I did with them after. They sort of just disappeared.
05-03-15, 03:53 PM
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I'm pretty sure someone gave me a Richie Rich comic. I don't remember much about it. My parents didn't approve of comics, so it probably "got lost".
05-03-15, 04:45 PM
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Oh, how could I forget Richie Rich?! I never really liked him, but I remember there being A LOT of Richie Rich comics back in the newsstand days.
They also did big licenses like The Jetsons, Underdog, Tom and Jerry, The Spirit, and The Phantom for a time.
They also did big licenses like The Jetsons, Underdog, Tom and Jerry, The Spirit, and The Phantom for a time.
05-03-15, 04:46 PM
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The wiki article on Harvey Comics was somewhat interesting, http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Comics
At different times their characters were published by Marvel and Dark Horse.
At different times their characters were published by Marvel and Dark Horse.
05-03-15, 05:29 PM
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I don't think you could do a Hot Stuff comic for kids these days, but as a kid I always liked him, Richie Rich and Casper.
And yes I've also read Gold Key comics, since I presume that's the next topic?
And yes I've also read Gold Key comics, since I presume that's the next topic?
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05-03-15, 05:41 PM
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Re: Have you ever read a Harvey Comic?
Again, read a bunch of Haveys over the years thanks to the coverless bagged comics that used to be on sale everywhere when I was a kid. Richie Rich, Lil Dot, Caspar (& Spooky), Hot Stuff, Baby Huey...
On a similar note, there were some really good Little Lulu comics that would turn up in, I think, Treasure Chest, an anthology comic you would only see at the doctor's office and the homes of your dad's Protestant co-workers.
On a similar note, there were some really good Little Lulu comics that would turn up in, I think, Treasure Chest, an anthology comic you would only see at the doctor's office and the homes of your dad's Protestant co-workers.
05-03-15, 05:42 PM
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05-04-15, 01:15 PM
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Re: Have you ever read a Harvey Comic?
I read a ton of Richie Rich as a kid--so many titles! I wish they were more readily available in collected form other than that one Dark Horse volume from a few years ago.
I definitely read Little Dot as well. I read a few others--Casper, Baby Huey, Hot Stuff, Little Lotta--here and there.
I definitely read Little Dot as well. I read a few others--Casper, Baby Huey, Hot Stuff, Little Lotta--here and there.
