Richie Rich Gold and Silver #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Large Haul," Richie Rich faces a uniquely oversized challenge when his father commissions an artist to paint a family portrait—only to realize the sheer number of extended relatives (over 200!) makes the task impossible. With a mix of charm and humor, the story captures the chaos of gathering the entire clan for one grand photograph. A 35-cent comic from 1976, this issue features typeset lettering and is a delightful slice of Harvey’s classic Richie Rich series.
In "Thar's Gold Thar!", Richie Rich and his father welcome a gold prospector and his mule to the estate, where the clever animal surprisingly uncovers the hidden golden anniversary gifts Richie secretly bought for his parents—each one buried in the grounds. With a mix of humor and heart, the story follows the unexpected treasure hunt that brings a smile to everyone's face.
In "Your Pollution is Showing!", Richie Rich welcomes his former teacher and her class to his mansion for a lesson on fighting pollution—only to demonstrate just how much wealth can be its own kind of environmental hazard when the family vaults burst open in a dazzling, money-filled deluge.
In "Super Chauffeur," Richie Rich and his loyal but hapless assistant Bascomb find themselves stranded after a crash landing on a remote patch of land near the Rich estate. With only a log, a moose, a chunk of ice, and a broken sailboat sail at their disposal, they set off on a wildly inventive journey home—proving that even the most absurd tools can lead to a ride worth remembering.
In "The Radar Raider," Chef Pierre deploys a high-tech radar to keep an eye on Dollar, determined to stop the hungry kid from stealing his meals. Dollar, ever the clever trickster, sets out to outwit the device with a series of wily schemes—each one more inventive than the last.
In "Money Storm," Gloria earns an A+ on her class composition after describing a wild, money-filled day when Richie’s cash vault exploded—turning his fortune into a snowstorm of bills that everyone, including her, played in. Written by a classic hand and drawn with playful flair, the story captures the kind of joyful chaos only a comic like this could deliver.
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↩ Reprints Richie Rich Success Stories #41 (1971), Richie Rich & Casper #6 (1975)
Reprinted in Richie Rich & Gloria #19 (1981), Richie Rich Inventions #19 (1981), Richie Rich Money World #52 (1981)
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