Richie Rich Digest Winners #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRichie Rich and Gloria take a joyride in their hovercrafts when a sudden rainstorm rolls in—just as Gloria finishes styling her hair. With a quick thought, Richie flips his craft upside down over hers, using the remote to shield her from the downpour.
Richie Rich gets his allowance from his father, Richard Rich, Sr., who reminds him to save some for a rainy day. With a grin, Richie shares part of his cash with Dollar, showing how allowances can help buy what you want—and even help others. When a sudden storm rolls in, Richie’s foresight pays off: he’s already bought umbrellas for both himself and Dollar.
Richie Rich dreams of Moneyland after a pile of coins knocks him out, where a mysterious man whisking him and Regina Rich into a world made entirely of money turns the adventure into a surreal, coin-filled nightmare.
Mayda Munny goes to great lengths to capture Richie Rich’s attention, hoping to steer him away from Gloria Glad—whose thoughts, meanwhile, remain firmly on something else entirely. From flashy trinkets to elaborate schemes, every attempt backfires, leaving Richie more intrigued by something else entirely.
Richie Rich learns the hard way that wealth isn’t always a blessing when a series of absurdly extravagant mishaps—ranging from a snowmobile slipping on a diamond to a plane crash caused by a snow-covered gold nugget—show just how easily fortune can turn to folly. With his father, Richard Rich, Sr., trying to prove a point about the perils of riches, and Regina Rich caught in the chaos of it all, even the most well-planned day can spiral into a hilarious disaster.
Richie Rich’s latest gadget experiment takes a wild turn when Reggie Van Dough tries out a pie-throwing flying device—only to find himself on the receiving end of a very sticky surprise, thanks to a certain movie cannon and a well-timed prank from Richard Rich, Sr.
In "Music Dog," Richie Rich’s dog Dollar takes a wild detour from his usual antics when he dreams of becoming a piano prodigy—complete with a world tour, a four-piano performance using all his paws, and fame that lands him on the covers of Life Magazine and newspapers. Waking up with a hangover of memories he can’t quite recall, Dollar tries to recreate the dream’s magic, only to find his paws are no match for the music he once played. Meanwhile, Richard Rich, Sr. watches with amusement, and Cadbury just wants a treat.
Richie Rich tests his latest invention—a weather-bending computer designed to scare off crooks—only to find it accidentally sends a gust of wind through a hidden tunnel. When a suspicious figure sneaks in, the machine’s artificial wind pushes him back, sending him tumbling into a giant bullet-shaped trap that lands him right on the floor—revealing the culprit to be none other than Reggie Van Dough.
Richie Rich can’t keep his new gold car a secret—no matter how hard he tries. From hiding it in the backyard to disguising it as a mailbox, every attempt to blend in ends in a hilarious mishap. With Regina watching closely and Bascomb’s black limousine looming as inspiration, Richie faces a golden dilemma: keep it shiny and exposed, or go full stealth mode?
When Chef Pierre is sent to prepare a royal feast for a foreign monarch, his trip takes a chaotic turn when Dollar sneaks aboard—naturally turning the elegant dinner into a farce. With the king delighting in a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, Pierre is furious, but the real surprise may be just how much the royal guest enjoyed the unexpected meal.
Dot Polka gets a little too fascinated by the "big dot" on a lady’s hat—mistaking it for a giant ant—after overhearing a tale about a kitchen full of tiny ones. Her sudden panic over the harmless tam is pure, giggly chaos.
Penny Van Dough channels her inner cowgirl after a western flick, riding Dollar like a seasoned frontier rider and winning over two girls with her bold spirit—then outsmarting a bully’s tricks with quick thinking. Back at her crib, she’s fast asleep, still wearing her cowboy hat and a sheriff’s badge, the day’s adventure tucked into her dreams.
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