Richie Rich Millions #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," Richie Rich tries his luck at an arcade claw machine brimming with glittering gems, gold coins, and stacks of cash, only to find his usual fortune turning frustrating—until he finally secures a single gumdrop candy, leaving with a grin despite the odds.
When a new butler candidate leaves his card, Mr. Rich politely declines—his current butler, Cadbury, is doing just fine. But soon after, a string of missing valuables has the household on edge, leading Richie to investigate Cadbury’s room, where he uncovers a surprising stash of the lost items. With no explanation in sight, Mr. Rich is left with a difficult decision.
In "The Butler Did It!", Jo and the Rich family are shocked when stolen items turn up in Cadbury’s things, leading them to fire their longtime butler. They quickly replace him with a suspicious new man, but soon realize the truth: the new butler set up Cadbury to cover his own scheme.
When Cadbury lands a role in a Hollywood movie, the dream of a lifetime unfolds—freedom to explore, indulge, and imagine anything. But one rule remains: his magic stops the moment the cameras roll.
Richie Rich puts on a high-tech suit that lets him teleport to a set location, using it to outwit a pair of mischievous hoodlums and catch a stage magician off guard. But when he tries to return home, the suit sends him hurtling into the middle of a rushing river—midway through what should’ve been a simple trip.
Richie Rich’s latest misadventure begins when a wrong button on his travelling suit sends him plunging into a jungle river in Borneo—where local hunters eye his silvery suit with greedy interest. Before they can catch him, he zips away to London, landing right in the middle of a children’s costume party, where he’s instantly welcomed as a guest of honor.
On the eve of their first anniversary, Richie tries to make the day unforgettable for Gloria—though she’s too busy with homework to notice. Meanwhile, her father, Mr. Glad, finds himself oddly distracted, unable to focus as Richie’s thoughtful messages pop up everywhere. When Richie finally arrives in person, Mr. Glad is still wrestling with his own wandering thoughts.
In a playful twist of perspective, Jo and Richie stroll through the city, only to find that every landmark seems tied to Richie’s father—until they reach the Second National Bank, where Jo’s relief turns to surprise when Richie reveals he’s the real owner.
In "The Timid Hero," Richie Rich and his family go camping with Horace and his father, where Horace struggles to earn his father’s approval despite his quiet nature. As Richie tries to find a way to help Horace shine, the boy unexpectedly saves Richie from several unnoticed dangers—each act seen only by the adults. By the end, Horace’s father is proud, but Richie remains puzzled by how the moment never came to be his idea.
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↩ Reprints Humphrey Comics #6 (1949), Daisy and Her Pups Comics #14 (1953), Little Dot #53 (1960), Little Dot #55 (1960)
Reprinted in Richie Rich #74 (1968), Richie Rich #78 (1969), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #30 (1969), Little Dot #129 (1970), Richie Rich #102 (1971), Richie Rich Millions #50 (1971), Richie Rich #128 (1974), Richie Rich Millions #77 (1976), Richie Rich Profits #12 (1976), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #77 (1977), Richie Rich Gold and Silver #13 (1977), Richie Rich Bank Book #37 (1978), Richie Rich Diamonds #39 (1978), Richie Rich Inventions #5 (1978), Richie Rich Billions #36 (1980), Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #101 (1981)
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