Richie Rich Money World #22

In "Counterfeit Dollar," a clever crook kidnaps Dollar and sends a disguised henchman to impersonate the dog at the mansion, hoping to steal from Richie Rich. When the real Dollar escapes, Richie sets a simple test—offering dog food to see which one will eat it—and the imposter’s scheme begins to unravel.

In "null," Mr. Rich borrows Richie's micro ear radio to catch a football game while attending an opera with his wife and the Van Pelts—only to react loudly to a 100-yard touchdown run, causing a stir in the hushed theater.

When a writer arrives at the Riches’ mansion to pen an article about their opulent lifestyle, the sheer scale of their wealth quickly overwhelms him—every room, every detail, every glittering detail pushes him to the edge. The story captures the hilarious tension of a man out of his depth in a world where extravagance isn’t just present, it’s the air he breathes.

In "Me Sitter, You Richie," Richie Rich finds himself in a playful twist when the Rich Science Institute asks him to babysit the world’s only talking gorilla. The gorilla, offended by the idea of being looked after, flips the script by suggesting Richie be the one to be babysat—turning the situation into a clever game of roles.

Richie Rich visits his uncle, a man so perpetually lucky he’s grown tired of winning at everything. When his streak finally breaks and he’s falsely accused of fraud, the change of pace is more than he bargained for—though he’s not sure he’s ready for the new kind of luck he’s about to get.