Richie Rich #67

In "Richie Rich and the Gold-Making Machine," Richie’s father’s scientist unveils a ray that seemingly turns anything into gold—until the professor threatens to turn the entire mansion to gold unless he keeps the device. When the Riches find themselves trapped in a gilded prison, Mr. Rich prepares to destroy the machine, only to discover the truth: the ray was actually turning things to brass, and the golden illusion won’t last.

In "null," Jo’s generous tip sets Pierre on an unexpected path when Mr. Rich praises the waiter’s service and suggests he open his own restaurant—only a month later, Pierre’s dream takes off, all thanks to a single, well-placed tip.

In "Mammon's Moneys," Richie Rich dreams he meets the God of Mammon, a celestial being surrounded by rivers of cash and oceans of gold—yet utterly lost on what to do with it all. Waking up, he shares with his father a quiet realization: it's not just about having money, but knowing how to use it wisely.

In "Little Dot Meets Uncle Ruckus," Jo’s uncle Ruckus, a world-class precision worker whose job demands silence, arrives for a final day of vacation—only to find his noisy personality at odds with his profession. As he tries to enjoy his time with Jo, his constant clatter and chatter unintentionally disrupt every quiet moment, turning his visit into a series of comical misfires.

In "Terribly Tickled," Lotta’s offhand comment about being ticklish on the neck gives a pair of bullies the perfect opening—until they discover that her reaction is far from helpless. Armed with a feather and a smirk, they quickly learn that tickling Lotta isn’t a way to get the better of her, but a one-way ticket to chaos.