Cover: Warren Kremer

Richie Rich #4

Sep 1991 · Harvey · 1.00 USD; 1.25 CAD

📊 ~2,241 copies sold its debut month

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In "The Incredible Shrinking Rich Kid (Part 1)," Richie Rich finds himself in a twist neither his kidnappers nor the reader expected—trapped in one of his own playhouses, a fortress of gadgets and surprises. With Ernie Colón's dynamic art and In Color's vivid hues bringing the chaos to life, the stage is set for a clever game of wits. Warren Kremer’s cover captures the moment perfectly, showing Richie in a moment of unexpected peril.

Contains 6 stories

Untitled Children story

1 pp · Children

Richie Rich

The Incredible Shrinking Rich Kid (Part 1)

1 pp

Richie RichE. G. FizzleCadburyDollar

In "The Incredible Shrinking Rich Kid (Part 1)," the notorious E.G. Fizzle bursts into the Rich mansion and blasts Richie with a shrink ray gun, reducing him to tiny size. With Richie now pocket-sized, she pockets him and makes a quick exit—only for Dollar to catch her scent and spring into action, giving the diminutive Richie a chance to slip free.

Untitled Children story

1 pp · Children

Richie RichChef PierreRichard Rich

E. G. vs. Keenbean (Part 2)

5 pp · Children

Richie RichE. G. FizzleProfessor KeenbeanDollarCadbury

In "E. G. vs. Keenbean (Part 2)," Fizzle chases tiny Richie and Dollar through the grounds before they flee into the mansion. With a clever twist, Prof. Keenbean uses ice cream to reverse the shrink ray, turning the tables on Fizzle—only to have his own shrink ray gun accidentally fire, trapping him in a birdcage for the police.

Kidding the Kidnappers [Part 1]

5 pp · Children

Richie RichRichard Rich

We're in the Same Boat [Part 2]

5 pp · Children

Richie RichRichard Rich

In "We're in the Same Boat [Part 2]," Richie Rich finds himself trapped in one of his own playhouses—now repurposed as a hideout by his kidnappers. With the structure's hidden mechanisms just waiting to be triggered, Richie must think fast to turn the tables before they realize they've made a very costly mistake.