Richie Rich #91
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ripping Good Day," Petey Pelican learns a lesson the hard way when Charlie Crow teaches him to steal bird seed—only to discover that stealing isn’t as fun as it seems. Written by a typeset letterer and illustrated in the classic Harvey style, this 1970 issue captures the mischievous charm of Richie Rich’s supporting cast, with a cover by the original artist.
In "Ripping Good Day," Richie, Gloria, and Cadbury set off for a picnic only to be startled by the sudden eruption of Mount Richie, a volcano that rains down gems and sends their plans into chaos. The unexpected spectacle turns their simple outing into a wild, gem-filled adventure.
In "The Card on the Mantel," Richie Rich opens a holiday greeting that strangely compels him to invite a group of billionaires to a tree-decorating party. Later, a peculiar man arrives with a box of ornaments, each one bearing the face of someone Richie had invited—though none of them were ever supposed to attend.
In "Space Ship," Lotta’s imagination runs wild after reading a magazine article, leading her to suspect a large rock by the river is a spaceship hiding mean aliens. Without hesitation, she kicks the rock into the water, convinced they deserve a dunk—unaware that the aliens inside are far from menacing.
In "Bubble Gum," Jo and her friends find themselves caught in a sticky situation when two bullies exploit their friendship with Lotta to get a laugh at her expense—only for Lotta’s unexpected sneeze to send the bubble flying right back at them. The story captures a classic moment of playful chaos, turning a simple prank into a perfectly timed surprise.
In "Fabulous Christmas Presents," Richie Rich finds himself caught in a festive spell when an enchanted tree angel, crafted to resemble him, becomes the unwitting tool of an evil wizard’s hypnotic scheme. As the holiday cheer swirls around the party, the wizard’s thinking cap begins to work, turning Richie’s every command into a twisted order for Cadbury and the others.
In "The Evil Doctor Hummingbug," a mischievous elf with a grand scheme tries to steal the holiday treasures left under Richie's tree, but his plan unravels when his hypnotist hat slips off—just in time for Richie and Cadbury to step in and set things right. The story delivers a playful mix of magic and mischief, all wrapped in a festive, lighthearted adventure.
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↩ Reprints Felix the Cat's Nephews, Inky and Dinky #7 (1958), Little Lotta #30 (1960)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Jackpots #27 (1977), Richie Rich Holiday Digest Magazine #3 (1982)
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