Richie Rich #218
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Isle Be Seeing You," Richie Rich shows off his latest self-powered gadget: a legged boat that carries him and Gloria to a mysterious, motorized island. When crooks arrive to hide their loot, the duo finds themselves tied to trees—only for one to unexpectedly walk, helping Richie free Gloria and trigger a chain of events that leads to the island’s surprising journey back to town. With the police on the scene and a motorized pier waiting to save Gloria from a long walk, the adventure proves that even the most unlikely places can have a mind of their own.
In this lighthearted 1982 tale from *Richie Rich* #218, Mr. Rich stands atop a pedestal, waiting to catch sight of the repair truck that took his statue, when a passing tour bus passenger mistakes him for the very statue she’s just seen—leading to a delightfully silly moment of mistaken identity.
In this delightfully absurd 1982 tale from *Richie Rich* #218, the Rich family takes vacation to a whole new level—literally—by hauling their mansion along with them on a zeppelin. With Mrs. Rich too nervous to leave the house unattended, Richie’s wild idea turns the family’s getaway into a floating, sky-high adventure.
In "Awful Route to Take," Richie and Freckles take a wild ride on a rugged trail in Richie’s scooter, leaving Pee Wee behind—only for him to catch up by dodging obstacles on foot. When a herd of bison, set loose by two crooks, charges toward the boys, the trio’s adventure takes a dramatic turn as Pee Wee finds a hot-air balloon and uses it to save the day, foiling the crooks’ plan to rob the Rich mansion.
In "Rich Office of Crime-Stopping," Mr. Rich and Richie use a clever ruse—pretending to run a crime-fighting office—to lure crooks into revealing themselves. As two villains sneak into Mr. Rich’s fake operations, the boys watch from a hidden control room, ready to expose the scheme.
When Mr. Rich introduces Cadbury to Servo, his high-tech robot butler, things take a wobbly turn—literally. The robot’s sudden malfunction sends Cadbury into a tizzy, but the real surprise is who’s inside the tin can: Richie Rich, disguised as a toy butler.
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