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- The rights to Sad Sack, Black Cat, and certain other Harvey characters are still owned by Alan Harvey, and have been published under the names of Lorne-Harvey Publications and Re-Collections.
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In 2016, rights to the Harvey Comics properties returned to Universal when they acquired Classic Media's parent company, DreamWorks Animation, who later produced Harvey Street Kids (later renamed Harvey Girls Forever!) based on Harvey Comics characters.
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Harvey's mascot is "Joker," a harlequin jack-in-the-box character reminiscent of the mascot/logo for Paramount Pictures/Famous Studios' Noveltoons series of animated cartoons of the 1940s-1960s. When Harvey unveiled its new logo, "Joker" was replaced by Little Audrey, as the company's official mascot.
Harvey Comics started out as a conventional comic book publisher. It published comic books that featured a combination of characters it inherited from Brookwood Publications, licensed characters such as the Green Hornet and Joe Palooka and its own original characters. But the company ultimately became best-known for characters it published from in ...
For years, the TV distribution rights to the Harveytoons library were licensed to Worldvision Enterprises. Worldvision would hold distribution rights to many earlier Famous Studios cartoons (plus most of the cartoons by Fleischer Studios) for a short time, until being absorbed by the television division of Paramount Pictures, which originally distr...
Casper and his friends
1. Casper the Friendly Ghost 2. Spooky the tuff little Ghost 3. Pearl(Spooky's girlfriend) 4. The Ghostly Trio 5. Nightmarethe Galloping Ghost (Casper's horse) 6. Hot Stuff 7. Wendy the Good Little Witch
Other characters
1. Baby Huey 2. Bunny Ball 3. Flat-Top 4. Herman and Katnip 5. Jackie Jokersthe Clown Prince of Show Biz 6. Little Audrey 7. Little Dot 8. Little Lotta 9. Mayda Munny 10. Mazie 11. Modern Madcaps(assorted characters) 12. Rags Rabbit 13. Richie Rich 14. Sad Sack 15. Stumbo the Giant 16. Tommy Tortoise and Moe Hare 17. Buzzy the Crow
Golden Age
1. Black Cat(Owned by the Harvey estate) 2. Boys' Ranch (created by Simon & Kirby) 3. Captain Freedom 4. Fly-Man (created by Sam Glanzman) 5. Shock Gibson 6. Human Meteor 7. Phantom Sphinx 8. Red Blazer 9. Spirit of '76 10. Stuntman(owned by Joe Simon) 11. Zebra 12. Barry Kuda 13. Black Orchid 14. Blazing Scarab 15. Clown 16. Firebrand 17. Neptina 18. Night Hawk 19. Red Demon 20. Scarlet Arrow 21. Scarlet Nemesis 22. Scarlet Phantom 23. Spitfire 24. White Mask
Silver Age
1. Bee-Man 2. Captain 3-D(owned by Simon and Kirby) 3. Captain Flower 4. Fighting American(owned by Joe Simon) 5. Fruitman(owned by Warren Harvey) 6. Glowing Gladiator 7. Jack Q. Frost 8. Jigsaw(owned by Joe Simon) 9. Magic Master 10. Man in Black 11. Miracles, Inc 12. Pirana(owned by Joe Simon) 13. Sooper Hippie 14. Spyman(owned by Joe Simon) 15. Tiger Boy(owned by Joe Simon)
Archive of The Harveyville Fun Times! (fan site). Original pageHarvey Comics at Don Markstein's Toonopedia3 days ago · One of his several subsidiaries, Family Comics, describes both his style and his setup: Alfred Harvey, President; Leon Harvey, Editor and Vice-President; Robert Harvey, Vice-President and business manager.
Here is a brief history of Harvey Comics’ character merchandise through the lens of four of their most popular characters. Alfred Harvey founded Harvey Comics in 1941 by buying out Brookwood Publications and their comic book, Speed Comics. He then recruited his brothers, Leon and Robert, to help run the company, and together they renamed the ...
Nov 18, 2019 · With its signature Joker-in-a-Box mascot adorning every cover, the company was founded in 1939 by Alfred Harvey, who then brought on his brothers Robert B. and Leon shortly thereafter. By the 1950s, their character list included licensed, mega-popular names such as Little Audrey, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Baby Huey, Richie Rich, and many more.
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Sep 11, 2020 · In ’58, Harvey purchased Famous Studios’ cartoon characters like Casper, and got more characters like Hot Stuff, printing comics of these characters. After a few decades Harvey seized publication in 1982, and was sold to Jeffrey Montgomery’s HMH Communications in 1989.
Harvey is a long standing publishing company that presents such lovable characters as Casper, the Friendly Ghost, Richie Rich, and Lil' Hot Stuff.
