Richie Rich & Gloria #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mind the Gold (Part 1)," the Riches enlist a renowned artist to paint their family portrait, only to face the unexpectedly tricky question of who actually belongs in it. A lighthearted twist on legacy and kinship, this 1981 Harvey classic features the ever-charming Richie Rich and his sister Gloria in a story that’s as clever as it is delightfully absurd. The cover by typeset captures the moment with a touch of whimsy, perfectly matching the issue’s playful tone.
In "Money Storm," Gloria earns an A+ on her class composition after writing about the wild day when Richie's cash vault exploded, sending stacks of money flying like snow—turning the schoolyard into a whirlwind of cash and chaos. The story captures the sheer delight of a day when money wasn't just spent, but played with, as Jo and the others dive into the unexpected storm of wealth.
In "Real Fun Business," Richie and Gloria dive into the world of entrepreneurship by buying an ice cream parlor, only to find everything—from the freezer to the soda fountain—completely broken. When customers keep leaving with stained clothes after messy treats, they discover the real reason behind the sudden rush to the neighboring dry cleaner. Then, a shocking revelation about the well’s black "water" sends them scrambling to figure out what’s really going on.
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