Richie Rich and [...] #6

In this playful 1989 tale from *Richie Rich and [...] #6*, Richie shows off his latest oddity: an elephant-shaped piggy bank that walks to a sack of money, lifts it with its trunk, and deposits it into its own mouth—perfect for when he’s too busy to stand and drop in a coin.

In this lighthearted 1989 tale from *Richie Rich and [...] #6*, Richie’s return home in a school play costume shocks his loyal dog Dollar, who’s baffled by the sudden change—only to later pretend he’s unwell, visiting a vet with perfectly fine ears and nose. The story captures a sweet, silly moment of misunderstanding between boy and dog, wrapped in the classic humor of anthropomorphic animals and childhood antics.

When Irona’s tooth starts broadcasting strange radio signals, she’s more than just annoyed—she’s confused. Meanwhile, Jog-Along Cassidy rallies the Riches into a high-energy jog, leading them on a surprising route with heavy cargo, including priceless artwork. Just as the pace heats up, Irona picks up a cryptic message through her tooth that could point to a heist in the works.