Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #1

Richie Rich, ever the showman, surprises his art class by bringing in a massive block of gold for sculpting—because, after all, why use stone when you can carve a giant dollar sign? With a grin and a wink, he turns the classroom into a glittering stage for his most extravagant (and expensive) art project yet.

In "Pleasure Hunt," Reggie sets up a fake treasure map to outwit Richie and his friends, but when Richie notices Reggie watching them, he quickly flips the script—turning the prank into a clever game of his own. The classic rivalry heats up in just five pages, full of playful mischief and quick thinking.

In "Big Deals," Richie Rich takes on a challenge from his father: invest a hundred dollars wisely. He lends it to an out-of-work actor, a group of friends wanting to buy a newsstand, and a family facing eviction—each hoping to turn their luck around. Though Mr. Rich initially calls the moves poor business, the results surprise them all.

In "null," Richie Rich tries to win a charity ball costume prize by dressing as a street urchin—only to be turned away at the door when he forgets his wallet and can't pay the entrance fee. Though no one believes his claim, his clever disguise and unexpected twist lead to a surprising way in.

In this charming 1963 tale from *Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #1*, Richie and his friends are eager for a boat ride—only to be turned away by a stubborn captain who claims the boat is full. With a simple, generous gesture, Richie changes the captain’s mind by buying the entire vessel, turning a moment of disappointment into an unexpected adventure.

When Reggie suggests a yacht cruise with his family’s ship, Richie and his friends jump at the chance—only to find themselves dodging one mishap after another as Reggie’s antics threaten to turn the trip into a disaster. Harkins steps in just in time to keep the cruise afloat, proving once again he’s the calm to Reggie’s chaos.