Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #75

In "Hollywood," Richie Rich takes a vacation from his usual antics only to inherit a failing movie studio from his father—now tasked with turning it around. With his meddling cousin Reggie causing chaos and a crime syndicate eyeing the lot, Richie must navigate stardom, sabotage, and studio shenanigans to save the silver screen.

In "Shoot Out," Richie Rich takes on directing his own film, only to find his set plagued by bumbling mobsters who think he’s a rival. When they accidentally kidnap Reggie instead, Richie uses the chaos to capture the perfect scene—turning a disaster into a cinematic triumph.

In this lighthearted 1976 tale from *Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #75*, Richie finds himself facing down a bully—only to turn the tables with a surprisingly effective punch, thanks to a secret stash of his mother’s diamonds hidden in his gloves. The moment is quick, clever, and full of classic comic charm, proving that even the smallest details can make a big difference.

In "He-Man Wanted," Uncle Sport ropes Richie into a daring mountaineering adventure in the Andes—only to balk when Richie suggests bringing Cadbury along. The butler’s unorthodox fitness level becomes the real climb of the story, as Uncle Sport’s skepticism puts Cadbury’s hidden talents to the test.