Richie Rich Fortunes #63
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this playful 1982 tale from *Richie Rich Fortunes* #63, Richie shows off his latest invention: a piggy bank that squeals when a dime is added and grows bigger with every coin—until it’s so stuffed it can barely move, groaning under its own weight.
In "Cold (Cash) Storage," Richie Rich tries out increasingly creative — and hilariously impractical — methods to store his overflowing allowance, from freezing it in a block of ice to hiding it in a fake rock. When he finally realizes he's got more than enough to last a lifetime, he makes a dramatic decision to quit taking allowance altogether.
When Birdly Brain’s latest invention flops in front of his classmates, Richie Rich steps in to help him prove his worth—giving him a chance to invent something truly flight-worthy. But even with a second try, the results are anything but soaring, until Birdly stages a surprising finale at an ice cream shop with a machine that churns out ten sodas at once. Though the real prize might be the smiles, not the science, Birdly finally earns respect without a single laugh at his expense.
In this lighthearted 1982 tale from *Richie Rich Fortunes* #63, Uncle Branes is so deep in his latest invention that he tricks Dot into thinking his robot double is the real deal—without her catching on. The story plays on the classic mix of kid-friendly mischief and inventive fun, all in a single page of classic Richie Rich humor.
When her mom suggests Lotta try out some sports to stay active, she heads to the mansion of some wealthy boys—only to accidentally turn their fancy gym into a demolition zone. With her usual mix of enthusiasm and chaos, Lotta’s attempt at fitness takes a wild turn, leaving the equipment in complete disarray.
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Reprinted in Richie Rich #250 (1990)
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