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Richie Rich Success Stories #104

Jul 1982 · Harvey · 0.60 USD; 0.15 GBP
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Contains 8 stories
Double Trouble, Part 1
5 pp · Humor, Children, Crime
Richie RichGloria GladLouey, JuniorJunior's father

In "Double Trouble, Part 1," Richie Rich finds himself at the center of a scheme when crooks build a robot double to impersonate him and pull off a robbery. With his usual cleverness, Richie tries to outwit them, but just as he thinks he's in control, his father and his partner step in—upending the plan in a twist that leaves the outcome uncertain.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children, Sports
Richie RichFreckles FriendlyPee Wee Friendly
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichRegina Rich

When Mrs. Rich misplaces her emerald earrings, Richie Rich turns to the lawn for help—only to discover a giant emerald that, when used as a door knocker, reveals the very earrings he’s been searching for.

Double Trouble, Part 2: Double or Nothing
5 pp · Children, Crime
Richie RichLooeyLooey's sidekick

In "Double Trouble, Part 2: Double or Nothing," Richie Rich outsmarts a gang of crooks by turning their own robot duplicate scheme against them—using a clever cascade of robot doubles to throw the criminals into confusion, all while staying one step ahead from the safety of his own mansion. The story unfolds with playful suspense as Richie’s quick thinking and resourcefulness take center stage, proving once again that brains can beat brawn in the most unexpected ways.

The Eerie Jungle, Part 1
5 pp · Adventure, Humor, Animal, Children, Jungle
Richie RichReggie Van DoughMr. BotchMr. Pixly (mentioned)

In "The Eerie Jungle, Part 1," Jo and Reggie join a hunter on a chilly mountain expedition to find Mr. Pixly, a friend of Mr. Botch, deep within a mysterious jungle of palm trees that shouldn’t exist in such a cold climate. When the hunter starts describing Pixly, Reggie’s curiosity leads him straight into a tense standoff with an unexpectedly angry gorilla.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichReggie Van DoughFreckles FriendlyCadbury (as a mask)

In a mischievous twist of mistaken identity, Reggie tries to train his new ape to hate Richie—only to have his plan backfire hilariously when a masked party turns the tables. With everyone wearing disguises of the Riches and the mansion staff, the ape attacks Reggie, thinking he’s Richie, leaving the prankster on the receiving end of his own scheme.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Lotta PlumpMa PlumpPa Plump

In "null," Lotta’s unstoppable sneeze proves too much for even a phone booth, despite Mr. Plump’s urgent request for restraint—her sudden burst sends the whole thing flying, all in a single, perfectly timed panel.

The Eerie Jungle Part 2: Shock at Sunrise!
5 pp · Adventure, Humor, Animal, Children, Jungle
Richie RichReggie Van DoughMr. BotchMr. PixlyRichard Rich, Sr.

In "The Eerie Jungle Part 2: Shock at Sunrise!", Reggie’s jungle adventure takes a surprising turn when he’s spooked by what he thinks are real wild animals—only to trip over the very robot he’s been searching for. The truth behind the jungle’s eerie creatures is revealed when Mr. Rich explains the whole elaborate setup: the jungle is actually a massive hothouse, a hidden birthday surprise built for his son, with the wildlife all powered by batteries.

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