Richie Rich Diamonds #53

In "Mansion, Sweet Mansion," two bumbling crooks pull off a wild heist by stealing the entire Rich mansion—complete with all its opulent rooms—and relocating it to a flat-topped mountain, camouflaged among fake trees and bushes. With the house now a bizarre, towering oddity, the crooks demand a billion dollars for its return, leaving Richie Rich and his family to figure out how to get their home back.

In "Leave 'Em Laughing Fast!" from Richie Rich Diamonds #53 (1981), Aunt Noovo tours the Rich Labs, convinced her missing mirror is hidden inside a strange structure—unaware it’s actually a time machine. When her necklace accidentally triggers a control, she and the machine are flung back to the prehistoric era, where her clumsy antics set off a chain of hilarious mishaps that somehow have dinosaurs in stitches.

In "Say Rich Cheese," Gloria takes a turn behind the camera, surprising Richie with a film she made featuring him—only to find her high-budget production hampered by the very luxuries she tried to capture. When Richie returns the favor with a gift, Gloria hopes for something modest, but even his simplest gesture comes with a splash of extravagance. Written by a longtime collaborator and illustrated by the series’ signature artist, this lighthearted tale captures the playful tension between generosity and simplicity.

In a lighthearted moment during a stroll, Richie notices three dogs hauling items for their owners, sparking a playful idea: why not have Dollar carry his allowance to the bank? The notion sends Dollar into a brief panic over the weight—only to be relieved when Richie reveals the entire amount came in a single, surprisingly hefty envelope.

In "He's Trying, Very Trying!", Reggie’s attempt to pull off a prank on Freckles and Pee Wee backfires when he accidentally shreds his real money while pretending to destroy play money. Now grounded from his allowance indefinitely, he’s determined to make amends by doing good deeds for his father—no matter how hard it gets.