Richie Rich Success Stories #64
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Sitters Have Problems, Part 1," Gloria starts a babysitting service for the Rich kids, but their first job quickly spirals when young Sonny turns the house into a playground—and then tries to swipe Mr. Glad’s prized cigars. Richie and Gloria chase him across town and into the mysterious haunted house on the Rich Estate, only to find themselves trapped in a room with no clear way out.
In this lighthearted 1975 tale from *Richie Rich Success Stories #64*, Richie tries to make a crucial phone call but only has a ten-dollar bill—no change to spare. He asks three passersby to help, and while two claim they can’t assist, the third, a magician en route to a show, turns the bill into a rabbit. The story’s playful twist leans into whimsy without revealing how the moment unfolds.
In "Sitters Have Problems, Part 2: Don't Hide in Haunted Houses," Richie and Gloria find themselves trapped in a spooky playhouse that’s anything but a toy—this time, it’s a crook’s hideout. With a dwarf posing as a boy and his wife Lulu as a cunning kidnapper, the kids must outwit the thieves using clever gadgets and ghostly tricks, not knowing the real spirits of the house are just as quick to flee—and end up right in the cops’ hands.
Jo, a young inventor with a knack for machines, finds herself distracted by an unlikely crush—her trusty tractor. When it breaks down, she channels her feelings into a clever rebuild, turning it into a sleek tractor-style car.
In "Silence is Preferred," Cadbury escapes the noise of a Caribbean vacation by retreating to a quiet island, blissfully unaware of the chaos unfolding around him—thanks to his trusty ear plugs. When he finally returns home, Richie shocks him with news of the very disasters Cadbury narrowly avoided, all while he remained in peaceful ignorance.
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