Richie Rich Million Dollar Digest #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's a Joke, Sir!, Part 1," Richie Rich and Casper find themselves caught in a bizarre dimensional shift when Dr. Zap whisked them to Dimension 7, a place where buildings shrink to dollhouse size but remain perfectly intact. Warren Kremer’s playful art brings the surreal scale to life as the trio navigates a world where everything is tiny—except the trouble.
When Casper and Richie realize Dr. Zap is targeting the United Nations, Bascomb whisks them to New York City in a rush to stop him. With the world stage at risk, the unlikely duo faces the villain head-on in a race against time.
In "The House that Disappeared Part 3: Dimension 7," Dr. Zap whiskies Richie and Casper to a strange realm where buildings have vanished—only to find them preserved, tiny and intact. With the dimension’s secrets safely packed away, the trio returns home, and Casper ensures the doctor finds a new life in the Enchanted Forest.
In "Get a Pee Wee," the usual chaos follows when a woman snaps a photo of Pee Wee and turns him into a celebrity with a mass-produced doll. Overwhelmed by the attention, Pee Wee retreats—only for Richie Rich to step in, buying up every doll and outfitting Pee Wee in a disguise to preserve his peace. But next week, a new doll hits the market, and it’s not the one they expected.
In "Trash or Treasure Part 1," Richie Rich and his mother donate an old painting to a charity auction, unaware of its unexpected emotional pull on 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.
Richie Rich’s forgotten childhood drawing suddenly sparks a wild claim—it might be a lost masterpiece by young Rembrandt. When an art expert insists it’s worth millions, Richie plays along, turning the charity auction into a high-stakes game of wits and whimsy.
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