Richie Rich Vaults of Mystery #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Lord Kookly’s Castle, Part 1," Richie Rich is determined to win an auction for a mysterious desk his mother has unexpectedly given away—only to find himself in the middle of a treasure hunt when crooks take notice. The golden desk leads to a secret drawer containing a letter from Gloria, but the real mystery begins when the castle-like mansion it’s tied to starts revealing its own strange secrets. A 30-cent comic from 1977, this issue features typeset lettering and artwork credited to unknown illustrators and inkers.
In "Lord Kookly’s Castle, Part 1," Richie and Jo set off to explore the spooky estate of their late Uncle Kookly, following clues in his will to uncover a hidden treasure. Reggie, eager to keep Richie away, hires men in ghost costumes to scare him—though the real mystery may be just beginning.
In "Lord Kookly’s Castle, Part 2: Richie Rich and the Treasure Trunk," Richie Rich’s suspicion of trickery leads him to catch Reggie in the act of faking ghostly apparitions. With the hunt now split, Reggie stumbles upon an old trunk he’s convinced holds the treasure—only to sell it to Richie for a cool $30,000.
In "Richie Rich and Big Clarence," the ever-loyal bodyguard Clarence stands firm against danger as he shields Richie from a daring kidnapping attempt—only to find himself trapped in quicksand while Richie’s fate hangs in the balance. The story unfolds with the familiar charm of the series, blending suspense and humor as the young millionaire’s protector faces a perilous trap.
In "Dot’s a Nice Thing to Do!", Dot insists that polka dots would make animals safer, sparking disbelief from Lotta. When Dot recounts her wild adventures in Africa with her uncle, Safari Polka, Lotta calls her story a lie—only to be stunned when the truth proves her wrong.
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↩ Reprints Richie Rich #21 (1964), Richie Rich Millions #52 (1972)
Reprinted in Richie Rich #222 (1987)
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