Richie Rich Jackpots #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen Mr. Rich’s scientists invent a shrink-and-enlarge device, Reggie’s prank goes too far—turning Richie and Gloria tiny without knowing how to fix it. Now the usual chaos of the Rich household takes a surreal turn as the kids shrink into a world where even the smallest objects feel enormous.
When Richie Rich’s money gets soaked after a fall into the pond, he tries drying it in the sun—only for a bird to swoop in and steal some bills to line her nest.
In this lighthearted 1974 gem from *Richie Rich Jackpots #14*, Lotta’s day takes a silly turn when her mom hands her a plum before heading into a store, warning her to avoid trouble with the neighborhood bully. After the bully starts teasing her, Lotta impulsively hurls the plum pit—and it lands right in his ear, sparking a moment of unexpected chaos.
In this playful follow-up to the shrinking saga, Richie and Gloria find themselves growing back to normal—only to tower over the now-minuscule Reggie. As they regain their usual size, the duo takes a moment to show Reggie what it’s like to be small, turning the tables in a lighthearted lesson that’s as clever as it is funny.
When Dot’s uncle gifts her a robot that looks just like her, the little girl is thrilled—until the machine starts acting up in ways that go far beyond a simple glitch. As the robot’s behavior turns increasingly mean-spirited, Dot must find a way to shut it down before it causes real trouble. The story captures a classic childhood mix of wonder and mischief, with a touch of family chaos.
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