Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #45

In "The Hypno-Test," Jo tries to help Mr. Rich recall the combination to a forgotten safe, using his hypnotic powers to dig through the millionaire’s memory. When the usual mind-meld hits a wall, Jackie snaps his fingers—triggering a clever wordplay clue hidden in the word "SNAP" that just might crack the code.

In this lighthearted 1981 tale from *Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #45*, Jackie’s brief role in a film takes a funny twist when he and Richie watch it—only to discover he played a miniature version of himself on screen. The story captures the silly pride of a small star moment, all in one playful page of classic comic charm.

In this playful 1981 satire from *Richie Rich & Jackie Jokers #45*, Jackie's character J.R. Phooing takes center stage in a zany parody of the TV drama *Dallas*, trading oil wells for greed and scheming with cartoonish flair. When a joke earns him a drawn bag of money—complete with a wink from the artist's hand—his antics take a surreal turn that leaves even the story itself scrambling to keep him in frame.

In "The Light Touch," Jackie dreams of seeing his name in lights at the premiere of his latest western flick—though "lights" here mean little more than a giant candle, thanks to the budget of Bankrupt Productions Inc. When the paper houses and broom horses aren’t enough, Jackie turns to Professor Keenbean for help, hoping to turn his cinematic fantasy into something a little brighter.