Richie Rich Millions #111

In "The Prisoner of Zendor, Part I," Jo and her loyal robot Rudolf face a clever twist when two crooks, after being caught twice, devise a plan to distract Jo by making Rudolf act strangely—pretending to have a crush on her—just as they make their escape. The story unfolds with playful tension as Jo tries to sort out what’s really going on, all while the real criminal scheme unfolds behind the scenes.

In this lighthearted 1982 gem from *Richie Rich Millions #111*, Mrs. Rich’s routine doctor’s visit takes a comically unfortunate turn when her jewelry, removed for the exam, proves too heavy for the shelf—sending it crashing down and knocking out the doctor. The moment captures the series’ signature blend of whimsy and slapstick, with Mr. Rich’s flustered apology underscoring the absurdity.

In a lighthearted moment from *Richie Rich Millions #111*, Richie and his father surprise Mrs. Rich with a grand portrait celebrating her as the greatest mother in the world—only for her to gently suggest a small update to the gown in the painting, since it was from the year before.

In "Project Evil-Eye, Part I," Mr. Rich introduces Richie to a strange new gadget called Evil-Eye, designed to make people and things feel unwell when targeted—but when Reggie steals it, chaos (and giggles) ensue.

In "Project Evil-Eye, Part II: Let's Make Reggie Normal," Richie Rich takes matters into his own hands when Reggie’s antics leave everything in chaos—so he fires up a wacky device to restore order, then turns it on Reggie himself, aiming to turn the mischievous boy into a model of normal behavior. The story crackles with classic 1982 humor, blending slapstick chaos and clever gadgetry in a lighthearted battle of wits between two very different kinds of kids.