Richie Rich Zillionz #17

In this delightfully silly 1979 gem from *Richie Rich Zillionz #17*, Chef Pierre’s birthday cake is mysteriously labeled “for us”—but with no clue who “us” might be. The joke unfolds with a playful twist tied to the Fourth of July, as the missing dots on the word “us” reveal a patriotic surprise.

In this lighthearted 1979 tale from *Richie Rich Zillionz #17*, curiosity strikes Richie when a phone installer lingers in the mansion—only to reveal he’s already completed his task, installing a phone in every room, and is just about to head out.

When a series of mysterious pranks start targeting Reggie, he’s convinced the household servants are plotting revenge—until the truth behind the antics is revealed. Written by a team known for their playful wit, this five-page tale from *Richie Rich Zillionz #17* (1979) unfolds with charming confusion as Reggie’s fears collide with a behind-the-scenes movie production, all while the real culprits remain in costume.

In "Old Jiggly," Jo and her friends discover that the clunky old truck nicknamed "Old Jiggly" has vanished—only to resurface after a break-in at the mansion, where jewels have been stolen by two crooks. With the truck mysteriously repaired, Jo and her crew must figure out how it got back before the real culprit is caught.

When Richie Rich is headed to stay with Uncle Muchbuks, his mother’s worry turns into a full-blown packing frenzy—every possible item, from umbrellas to pajamas to a spare toothbrush, ends up crammed into his suitcase. The result? A suitcase so heavy and overstuffed it’s practically a moving van on wheels.

In "Pocket Money," two bumbling crooks, Moe and Joe, scheme to steal from the Rich mansion, but their plan unravels when Richie and the staff outsmart them at every turn. With a clever trap set at the tailor shop—where Mr. Rich’s jacket is secretly rigged to spill money—the crooks follow a trail of cash straight to a waiting police officer at the front steps.

In this lighthearted 1979 tale from *Richie Rich Zillionz #17*, Richie’s wild celebration for his great-grandfather’s birthday takes a whimsical turn when he insists everyone wear raincoats and rain hats—just in case the dozens of candles on the cake accidentally trigger the mansion’s fire sprinklers.

When Richie Rich sneezes inside the family vault, a cascade of cash spills across the floor—but the second sneeze, surprisingly, sets everything right, neatly stacking the money back where it belongs. A delightfully silly moment of accidental order from a classic children’s comic.

In this lighthearted 1979 tale from *Richie Rich Zillionz #17*, Jo’s mischievous streak leads to a tasty tangle when she sneaks a roast beef from Chef Pierre’s kitchen—only to face the inevitable dinner-table reckoning with the Riches.

In "Misunderstood Robot," Irona’s quiet attempt to nap takes an unexpected turn when she’s accidentally loaded into a dump truck and hauled to a junkyard—only to be mistaken for a scarecrow in a field and overlooked by everyone who passes by. Written with classic 1979 charm, this short, lighthearted tale follows Irona’s misadventures through a world that never sees her for who she really is.