Richie Rich & Dollar the Dog #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Positive Identification," Richie Rich is determined to reclaim a desk his mother has given away—only to find himself in the middle of a scheme when thieves mistake it for something priceless. The real treasure, though, isn't the gold it's made of, but a hidden letter from Gloria tucked away in a secret drawer. The story unfolds with classic Harvey charm, featuring Richie’s trademark mix of privilege and heart, all rendered in the crisp, expressive style of the era. Cover by ?
In "The Song of Evil," music teacher Professor Ludwig uses a hypnotic clarinet tune to lure Richie Rich and his household into a trance, setting up a heist at Rich Manor. With everyone immobilized, Ludwig and his gang make off with the treasures—until a sudden interruption throws their plans into chaos.
In "Daddy Dollar," Richie and Dollar stumble upon an orphaned bird egg while exploring the new wildlife preserve. With a mix of curiosity and heart, Richie convinces Dollar to help hatch the egg, setting off a tender adventure of care and responsibility. As the little bird grows, the pair must face the bittersweet task of returning it to the wild.
In "Chairman of the Bored," young Richie Rich takes charge at his first board meeting at Rich Enterprises, turning a dull corporate session into a whirlwind of curiosity and charm. With a spark of youthful energy, he convinces his father to step beyond the spreadsheets and see the real people and places behind the numbers.
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↩ Reprints Richie Rich #21 (1964), Richie Rich Cash #3 (1975)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Million Dollar Digest #10 (1982), Richie Rich Money World Digest #7 (1993)
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