Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #3
In "Gifts for Gloria," Richie Rich finds a clever way to sneak out of the house to play baseball with his neighborhood friends, using a music box and lighting tricks to fake his dancing practice. When a bully threatens to steal their equipment, Richie uses his agility—honed by dance—to stand up to the challenge. Written by Larz Bourne and illustrated by Steve Muffatti, this 1964 Harvey Comics classic captures the charm and mischief of a young millionaire with a heart for fun. Cover by Steve Muffatti.
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Richie wants to play baseball with the kids in the neighborhood, but Mrs. Rich insists that he stay inside and practice his dancing. Using some clever lighting and a music box, Richie creates the illusion that he is practicing his dance moves while he sneaks out the window to play ball. Meeting his friends, he plays ball until a bully tries to steal their equipment. Richie fights back, utilizing his dance steps to outmaneuver the bully.
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