Richie Rich Best of the Years #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mystery Island Part 1," Richie Rich and Casper join Dr. Zap on a wild trip to Dimension 7, where everything’s shrunk but still safe—until the doctor’s employers have other plans. Warren Kremer’s dynamic art brings the surreal scale and mystery to life, as the trio navigates a world where the rules don’t quite add up.
In "Look At Me!", Jo tries to win Richie's attention with a fancy perfume—only to accidentally make his entire baseball team swoon over her. When the whole team turns into love-struck fans, Richie has to think fast to break the spell, using a scent even more unforgettable: Chef Pierre’s cooking.
In this lighthearted 1979 gem from *Richie Rich Best of the Years #4*, Reggie boasts that his dog Pretty Boy is far superior to Dollar, but when Dollar starts commanding Pretty Boy to perform tricks, the tables turn in a delightfully silly showdown of canine cleverness.
In "The Giggle Ray," Richie Rich wields a quirky secret weapon that turns frowns into smiles with just a zap—perfect for keeping things lighthearted. When a thief tries to steal it, Richie’s quick thinking and a well-placed beam send the crook into giggles, leading to a very funny showdown.
In "Whodeeny's Secret Part 1," Jackie discovers a surprising new talent after receiving a book on levitation from Mr. Whodeeny. With quiet determination, he practices just enough to impress Richie with small, clever tricks—until a newspaper headline catches the wrong eyes.
In "Whodeeny's Secret Part 2: The Supreme Levitation," Jo and her friends face off against a daring criminal duo who've kidnapped Jackie and forced him to use his mysterious powers to lift the bank's time-locked vault into a waiting plane—leaving the fate of the vault, and Jackie's secret, hanging in the balance.
In "Sketching Trip," Richie and his friends head out with their art teacher for a nature drawing outing—only to find their pencils busy capturing her instead, as a series of mishaps unfold in the great outdoors. A lighthearted, playful tale of art and accident, perfectly capturing the humor of childhood adventures.
When a woman takes a photo of Pee Wee and turns him into a popular doll, the sudden fame leaves him miserable. Richie steps in, buying up every doll and outfitting Pee Wee in a disguise to escape the spotlight—only to find a new doll on the market that looks just like the disguise.
When Casper and Richie realize the next target is the United Nations building, Bascomb whisks them off to New York City in a whirlwind of mystery and mayhem—only to face the sinister Dr. Zap in a high-stakes showdown.
In "The House that Disappeared Part 3: Dimension 7," Dr. Zap whiskers Richie and Casper to a strange new realm where buildings have vanished—only to find them shrunk to dollhouse size. With the dimension’s peculiar rules in play, the trio must decide what to do with the strange, miniature world before returning home.
In "Trash or Treasure Part 1," Richie Rich and his mother donate an old painting to a charity auction, unaware of its hidden meaning to Richie. When he realizes how much it means to him, he tries to buy it back—only to find himself in a surprising bidding war.
In "The $1,000,000 Painting [Trash or Treasure - Part 2]," a wild art expert claims Richie Rich’s childhood doodle might be a lost Rembrandt, sending shockwaves through the art world—until Richie calmly steps in to settle the mystery at a charity auction, buying up everything for a cool million.
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↩ Reprints Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #2 (1962), Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #14 (1965), Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #17 (1966), Little Dot's Uncles & Aunts #22 (1968), Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #6 (1974), Richie Rich & Casper #5 (1975), Richie Rich Jackpots #25 (1976), Richie Rich Bank Book #26 (1976), Richie Rich Money World #27 (1977), Richie Rich Riches #29 (1977), Richie Rich Jackpots #28 (1977), Richie Rich Riches #31 (1977)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Million Dollar Digest #28 (1993)
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