Richie Rich Diamonds #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Richie Bank!", Richie Rich finds himself the unexpected star of a nationwide craze when Mr. Schemo's piggy-bank factory starts churning out banks modeled after him—leading to a whirlwind of chaos as fans swarm him, nearly stripping him bare. When the factory refuses to stop, Richie strikes back with a playful twist, sending giant robot versions of Mr. Schemo to protest outside the factory until the inventor finally caves.
In "The Wild Wealthy West," Richie Rich finds himself in a golden frontier playground where every building gleams with jewels and silk, and robotic outlaws patrol a landscape of pure extravagance. When real-life thieves take refuge in the lavish play town, Richie springs into action—using his wits and the town’s high-tech traps to outsmart them and lock them up in the play jail.
In "A Surprising Safe," Cousin Reggie boasts about a foolproof safe he’s given Mr. Rich—so secure, no crook could ever break in. But when Mr. Rich finally opens it, he’s met with a custard pie to the face, much to the delight of Richie and his father, who aren’t about to let the prank go unanswered.
When a persistent rattling in Irona’s pocket baffles a repairman, he disassembles her to track down the source—only to discover she’s been quietly storing a box of buttons all along. A delightfully silly moment of childlike whimsy from a classic 1977 issue.
Richie Rich stumbles upon a wallet and sets out to return it—only to find himself tangled in a scheme with a crook who’s far from honest. When the thief tries to enlist Richie in a robbery, the young millionaire uses his wits to turn the tables.
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↩ Reprints Little Lotta #91 (1970), Little Lotta #95 (1971)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Digest Magazine #34 (1992)
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