Richie Rich Cash #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen Richie and Gloria's morning dance inspires a bizarre heist, a stolen record begins spinning through the Rich mansion—turning everyone from the staff to the family into dancing targets while thieves make off with treasures. The rhythm is deadly, and the only one who can stop the tune might be the one who started it.
In this lighthearted 1980 gem from *Richie Rich Cash #36*, Jo finds herself in a sticky situation when Irona attempts to fix a broken tractor—only her idea of "tender loving care" involves a very literal tickling of the lower carburetor.
In "Play it Again, Sam - Part 2: Jailyard Stomp," Richie Rich and his family discover the mansion has been robbed after a mysterious hypnotic song ends—only to realize the usual suspects aren’t behind it, pointing to a new criminal gang. With quick thinking and a little musical flair, Richie turns the tables by playing the same tune on a record, sending the crooks into a chaotic dance that leads straight to the police van.
In "Instant Landscapes," Mr. Rich shows off his latest invention—bombs that instantly create full landscapes when dropped—leading to a series of playful chaos when Reggie sneaks them for his own pranks. The story captures the classic humor of childhood mischief, with quick, imaginative gags built around the sudden transformation of ordinary spaces.
In this lighthearted 1980 tale from *Richie Rich Cash #36*, a curious little boy dreams of exploring a spooky old house—until Richie steps in with a warning about its shaky state. Reggie, eager to impress, dons a ghost costume and ventures in, only to panic when the house starts trembling, proving Richie’s caution was well-founded.
In a playful twist of mischief, Pee Wee interrupts Reggie’s prank on a little girl with a spider on a stick—using the very slide projector that’s showing a slideshow of insects to his advantage, startling Reggie with a spider displayed on the outside of his own house.
In "Project X," Richie and Reggie team up to build a robot for the school science fair, but when Richie comes down with the flu on show day, Reggie faces a last-minute scramble. With time running out, he makes a bold decision to step into the robot suit himself—just to make sure Richie still wins the $5,000 prize.
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