Richie Rich Fortunes #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's a Copy," Richie spins a delightfully absurd tale for Reggie about his ancestor Rimpossible Rich, who famously purchased the Brooklyn Bridge, hauled it across the river to his family's estate, and then built a duplicate in New York—just in case the original got lost. It’s a whimsical, tongue-in-cheek adventure that’s pure comic gold.
In this playful 1977 tale from *Richie Rich Fortunes #36*, Dot finds joy in the wobbly world around her—especially when her dizzy spells paint the air with dancing dots. With Lotta as her dinner partner, the meal becomes a whirlwind of passing plates and giggles, turning every bite into a little spin.
Peewee dreams of being a detective, but his confidence wavers when Freckles mocks his ambitions. Everything changes when a chance mishap at Richie's house accidentally leads to a major crook roundup—turning Peewee’s moment of chaos into his first real breakthrough.
In "The Punishment," Richie Rich faces the sting of a canceled allowance after a fight sparked by a hurtful remark about his mother. Though his relatives try to lift his spirits, the real lesson comes when his mom learns the truth behind the clash—and finds a surprising way to make things right.
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↩ Reprints Little Dot Dotland #48 (1970)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #108 (1982)
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