Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #80

In "Project Evil-Eye Part 1," Mr. Rich introduces Richie to a peculiar device that makes anyone—or anything—it’s aimed at feel ill and sluggish. When Reggie steals the gadget, he’s quick to put it to use for a series of mischievous pranks, turning the once-quiet day into a chaotic game of cause and effect.

In "null," Richie Rich surprises Gloria with a massive box of candy, claiming it's empty—no, not just empty, *null*. When she scolds him for the indulgence, he insists the box is truly nothing at all, only to reveal it's made entirely of white chocolate, turning her wish into a sweet, edible reality.

In "Let's Make Reggie Normal [Project Evil-Eye - Part 2]," Richie Rich puts his latest invention to the test, using a healing ray to fix everything Reggie’s mischief has ruined—then turns it on Reggie himself, hoping to finally smooth out his rival’s cranky disposition. The experiment’s outcome? Well, let’s just say even the most well-meaning science can go hilariously off track.

In "A Place for Irona," Richie and his mom try to spruce up the robot maid’s room with a decorator, only to discover that Irona actually prefers her cozy, cluttered hideout beneath a junk pile in the yard. The story gently explores what home really means, with a touch of warmth and humor.

In "null," Richie is stunned by Cadbury’s uncanny ability to walk backward through a desert sandstorm while keeping his body perfectly upright—no small feat when the wind’s howling and the dunes are shifting.

In "Treasure Trouble [Map and Maze, Part 2]," Richie and his friends dive into the antics of a fun house, but while they're laughing through the twists and turns, Reggie stays dead serious—chasing a treasure map with unwavering focus. When the hunt leads to a chest full of goose eggs, the joke lands with perfect, squawking irony, much to Richie’s delight.