Richie Rich Jackpots #57

In "To the Rescue!" from *Richie Rich Jackpots* #57 (1982), Richie and Gloria set off through the sprawling halls of the Rich mansion, using floor plans to track down a lost wallpaper worker—only to find the situation more complicated when he’s also missing his two-way radio.

In a delightfully absurd twist on household chores, Irona finds herself unwilling to use a step ladder or step on a chair—her pride (and her value) too great for such measures. With a quiet, mischievous plan, she unscrews her own head and lifts it up to inspect the top of a high cabinet, only to discover the shelf is perfectly dust-free.

In a delightfully absurd twist, a would-be crook on the Rich estate is thwarted not by guards or security, but by a sudden TV screen that cuts in with Richie Rich himself, warning him off. When the intruder mocks the screen, mechanical arms from nearby trees seize him—only to leave him trapped and forced to endure a rerun of a Lucy-style sitcom, all under the watchful eye of the mansion’s peculiar high-tech whimsy.

In "To the Rescue - Part 2: Let's Slip Away," Richie and Gloria face a sticky situation when they must transport an unconscious wallpaper worker after his vehicle loses its wheels. With no time to spare, Richie gets creative—using the worker’s own paste to make a slippery floor so they can slide him to safety. But when the radio they need is nowhere to be found, the real surprise lies hidden in plain sight, right in the pail.

In "Magic Man," Richie Rich discovers a forgotten diary revealing a prehistoric ancestor who wielded magic to guard the Stone Age Riches from wild animals. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story blends ancient mystery with the timeless charm of the Rich family legacy.

In "Richie Rich and a Better Magic," Stone Age Richie uses clever thinking to outwit a trickster claiming to perform magic, protecting his family’s gold from a con artist in a tale that blends ancient adventure with timeless wit.