Little Lotta #110 Harvey Comics (November 1973)
Collectibles - Comic Books

Little Lotta #110 Harvey Comics (November 1973)

This is a vintage comic book titled 'Little Lotta,' issue number 110, published by Harvey Comics in November 1973. The cover features the titular character, Lotta Plump, sitting in a yellow rowboat piled high with an assortment of food including grapes, apples, sandwiches, and a whole turkey. The background shows a heart-shaped tunnel with another couple in a boat. The comic sold for a cover price of 20 cents. The artistic style is typical of the early 1970s Harvey publications, characterized by bold lines and bright primary colors. Notable markings include the Harvey Comics logo, the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp, and a series of character portraits on the left margin featuring Little Lotta, Little Dot, Richie Rich, Reginald, and Mr. Plump. Regarding condition, there is a prominent purple ink stamp from 'Violet Elementary School' in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, across the upper right portion of the cover illustration. The spine shows minor stress lines and slight color loss, and the edges exhibit mild wear and blunting at the corners. The paper appears slightly aged/yellowed, which is common for newsprint of this era. This issue represents the Bronze Age of comic books and is a classic example of humor-genre children's comics focusing on the 'Harvey World' characters.

Estimated Value

$10.00-$20.00

Basic Information

Category

Collectibles - Comic Books

Appraised On

February 23, 2026

Estimated Value

$10.00-$20.00

Item Description

This is a vintage comic book titled 'Little Lotta,' issue number 110, published by Harvey Comics in November 1973. The cover features the titular character, Lotta Plump, sitting in a yellow rowboat piled high with an assortment of food including grapes, apples, sandwiches, and a whole turkey. The background shows a heart-shaped tunnel with another couple in a boat. The comic sold for a cover price of 20 cents. The artistic style is typical of the early 1970s Harvey publications, characterized by bold lines and bright primary colors. Notable markings include the Harvey Comics logo, the 'Approved by the Comics Code Authority' stamp, and a series of character portraits on the left margin featuring Little Lotta, Little Dot, Richie Rich, Reginald, and Mr. Plump. Regarding condition, there is a prominent purple ink stamp from 'Violet Elementary School' in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, across the upper right portion of the cover illustration. The spine shows minor stress lines and slight color loss, and the edges exhibit mild wear and blunting at the corners. The paper appears slightly aged/yellowed, which is common for newsprint of this era. This issue represents the Bronze Age of comic books and is a classic example of humor-genre children's comics focusing on the 'Harvey World' characters.

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