Richie Rich #239

In "null," Richie Rich’s ordinary moment takes a delightfully absurd turn when a broken glass is replaced with a diamond one—shinier, heavier, and utterly impractical—just because he can. The story captures the silly, exaggerated logic of childhood imagination, where even a simple mishap becomes a chance to go all out.

In "null," Richie Rich steps in when a construction worker’s bulldozer blade gets damaged, suggesting a surprisingly sturdy solution: replacing it with his mother’s big yellow diamond. The idea seems absurd—until the diamond proves just the right tool for the job.