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Richie Rich Success Stories#31

Richie Rich Success Stories #31

Apr 1970 · Harvey · 0.25 USD
“Early To Bed”

In "Early To Bed," Richie Rich takes on a grueling day fueled by his father’s "early to bed" advice, only to find himself battling exhaustion at every turn. As the football team’s assistant manager, he’s tasked with hauling gear to a distant game, then unexpectedly called into play—drowsy but determined—during the final moments. The story captures Richie’s chaotic, sleep-deprived hustle with warmth and humor, all drawn by Ken Selig and lettered by Joe Rosen, with a cover by the same artist.

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writer Len Herman · artist Ken Selig · letterer Joe Rosen

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writer Len Herman
artist Ken Selig
letterer Joe Rosen

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After an "early to bed, early to rise" lecture from Mr. Rich, Richie resolves to make the most of his day. As the school football team's assistant manager, he must bring the team's equipment to an out-of-town game, requiring an early morning. Groggy from the time he wakes, Richie tries to nap at various points all day, but several distractions keep him from sleeping. Finally, he has to don a football uniform and play in the game, making the winning touchdown - drowsy all the while. At home he collapses into bed, where his father thinks he has been lazily sleeping all day.

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