Richie Rich & Cadbury #23

When Cadbury takes a week-long vacation, his robot double Steelbury steps in — and proves to be stronger than anyone expected, lifting doors from vaults and stopping a robbery with surprising ease.

In this lighthearted 1982 tale from *Richie Rich & Cadbury #23*, Cadbury scrambles to retrieve banknotes blown into a tree by a sudden gust, only to find a mail carrier utterly convinced the tree is a real money tree—wondering aloud what kind of seed could’ve grown such a peculiar crop.

When Reggie and Richie get lost in the woods and Reggie sprains his ankle, panic sets in—what if no one finds them? Luckily, Richie’s clever trail of banknotes might just lead their way back home.

In "Not the Type," Cadbury lands a surprise audition for a movie role, trying out wildly different costumes and personas—each more outlandish than the last—only to be sent packing. When the director finally reveals the true casting call, it turns out Cadbury was never the right type for any of the parts… because the role was for a butler all along.

In "Volunteer," Cadbury eagerly steps up to test a new super space suit, confident it’ll shield him from anything—until a burst of flame sends him yelping, startling Mr. Rich into thinking he’s in danger. But Cadbury’s reaction isn’t from harm—it’s just his way of signaling he’s ready for his tea break.

In "Quick Change Artist," Reggie’s mischievous streak leads him to steal a magical transformation device from Mr. Rich, turning classmates and even himself into whimsical shapes for a series of pranks. When his antics finally backfire, it’s his dad who takes control—using the device to turn Reggie into a carpet, then giving him a well-earned whack with a playful twist.