Richie Rich #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Haunted Playhouse," Richie Rich is determined to reclaim a desk his mother has given away—only to find it's secretly made of gold, drawing the attention of crooks who think it’s priceless. But Richie’s real interest lies in a hidden letter from Gloria tucked inside a secret drawer, adding a personal twist to the treasure hunt. The story, illustrated with playful detail by an unknown team and boldly rendered on the cover by Warren Kremer, captures the charm and whimsy of a 1972 Harvey Comics classic.
When Richie Rich takes Gloria on a cruise to show off his fancy survival kit, the fun takes a sudden turn—his yacht hits rocks and sinks, taking the kit down with it. Now stranded at sea, the pair must rely on the very tools they just admired, hoping the kit’s clever design holds the key to getting back to shore.
In "Careless and Kitless," Richie and Gloria must rely on their wits and each other after being stranded on an island, building a shelter and foraging for food with only the clothes on their backs. As they struggle to survive, a hidden emergency phone offers a lifeline—Gloria’s quiet decision to call for help sets the stage for a rescue that could change everything.
In "The Robot Master Control," two crooks steal a mysterious device from Mr. Rich and use it to take over Irona, turning the robot into a criminal tool. But when Richie secretly equips Irona with a counter-device, the robot turns the tables—leading to a clever showdown that puts the crooks in the crosshairs.
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↩ Reprints Richie Rich #21 (1964)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #80 (1977), Richie Rich Fortunes #35 (1977), Richie Rich Money World #30 (1977)
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