Richie Rich Treasure Chest Digest #3

When an electronic bug planted by Ambassador Chentov knocks Richie Rich and his father, Richard Rich, Sr., unconscious aboard a plane, the duo is whisked toward a foreign country where they face a dangerous kidnapping plot. Meanwhile, back in Richville, impostors posing as the Riches trick Cadbury into being fired, setting off a chain of confusion and intrigue.

In "The Bug, Part 2: Richie Rich and Troubles with Doubles," the real Richie Rich faces off against a pair of impostors who’ve infiltrated his world—both posing as him and his father. With Cadbury on the hunt for a new job and Bascomb piecing together clues, the mansion becomes a stage for deception, cigar smoke, and a giant piggy bank that’s too tempting to resist.

In this playful sequel, Richie Rich and Gloria Glad team up to outwit a mischievous robot that’s running amok—using a giant magnet and a military tank to try and stop it, only to see their gadgets destroyed. When all else fails, Richie makes a bold move by handing the robot its own blueprints, leading to a surprising turn of events. The story unfolds with classic 1982 humor, showcasing Richie’s quick thinking and the unlikely friendship that blooms when the robot learns to cooperate.

In "Quite Quiet," Richie Rich tries to survive a week of enforced silence—only to find his own antics, even in dreams, are impossible to keep quiet. With his father, Richard Rich, Sr., and mother Regina Rich caught in the absurd rules, the real chaos begins when a dream of fireworks erupts in reality, all thanks to a single, noisy laugh.

Richie Rich is fed up with his new servants hovering over him every second, turning his mansion into a never-ending game of hide-and-seek. With a little creativity and a whole lot of mischief, he tries to escape their watchful eyes—only to wake up and realize it was all just a dream.

When the Ghostly Trio pushes Casper to attend Scare School—only for him to flunk out in record time—Richie Rich and his friends find themselves caught in a whirlwind of wacky challenges, including Reggie Van Dough’s panic over an upcoming intelligence test that’s got everyone on edge.

In "Genius - Part 4: Deep Doings," Richie Rich and Casper team up with Reggie Van Dough to outwit a band of pirates, using a cleverly rigged mechanical shark to turn the tide. When the dust settles, Mr. Rich reveals the shocking twist: the test results claiming Reggie was a genius were wrong all along.

When the annual butlers' club events day kicks off, Cadbury finds himself the unexpected star as Snakeworthy and Lintmore each try their hand at outmaneuvering him in a series of challenges—only to see Cadbury triumph in the end, no matter the scheme.

Dressed as police officers, Richie and Gloria take on babysitting duty for a mischievous little boy who’s all too eager to play crook. When his playful antics accidentally thwart a real robbery, the duo finds themselves in the middle of a chaotic situation they never saw coming.

Richie Rich’s latest gadget, Professor Keenbean’s robotic gloves, can snatch anything in sight—perfect for pranks, or so Reggie Van Dough thinks. When Reggie starts using them to pull off wild stunts, two crooks see their chance and plot to steal him, using the gloves to raid the Rich mansion.

When a gang of crooks tries to ditch Reggie Van Dough after a botched heist, a pair of Professor Keenbean’s extra grabbing gloves turns the tables in a surprising twist. With Richie Rich and his family nearby, Reggie finds himself caught in a sticky situation—literally—before being reunited with his father, who delivers a memorable scolding and a surprisingly hands-on lesson.

Richie Rich and Gloria Glad surprise Dollar with a birthday bone, but his enthusiasm leads to an unexpectedly elaborate celebration—complete with digging holes and even calling in construction equipment to bury it just right. The whole thing turns into a chaotic, hilarious mess, with Richard Rich, Sr. caught in the middle of the mayhem.