Richie Rich Millions #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Kidding the Kidnappers," Richie Rich finds himself in a twist of fate when his kidnappers unknowingly take refuge in one of his own playhouses—only to discover it's packed with clever traps and hidden mechanisms designed to outwit them. With Ernie Colón handling the interior art and Warren Kremer bringing the cover to life with sharp pencils and inks, this 1966 Harvey classic turns a high-stakes situation into a delightfully devious game of wits.
In "null," Richie Rich pulls off a dazzlingly silly stunt when a movie director demands filming in the Arctic—so Richie simply piles diamonds on the lawn to fake a frozen estate, turning his mansion into a glittering Arctic set with zero chill.
In "Kidding the Kidnappers," Richie Rich outsmarts two bumbling kidnappers who’ve already botched two attempts—this time, one disguises as Mr. Rich to lure him into a car. With his usual wit and quick thinking, Richie faces down the ruse, turning the tables in a clever game of cat and mouse.
Richie Rich finds himself in a sticky situation when his kidnappers mistakenly take refuge in one of his own playhouses—complete with hidden traps and clever gadgets. With his usual smarts and a few well-placed surprises, he turns the tables on his would-be captors, all while staying true to his playful, clever spirit.
In "The Thing," Lotta’s fear of the dark takes a spooky turn after a monster movie leaves her jittery on her way home. When she thinks she spots a real monster, her heart races—until she discovers the creature is actually her idol, Googie Golden, who’s just out for a late-night stroll.
In "A Thrill a Minute," Richie’s endless string of mishaps leaves Gloria convinced he’s staging them just to impress her—until he finally admits he’s not, sparking a huff and a storm-off. The story captures the playful chaos of their friendship, where every bump and fall feels like a test of trust.
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↩ Reprints Little Lotta #35 (1961), Wendy, the Good Little Witch #9 (1961), Little Dot #84 (1962), Little Dot Dotland #4 (1963)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #45 (1971), Richie Rich Billions #8 (1976), Richie Rich Billions #13 (1976), Richie Rich & Gloria #21 (1981), Richie Rich Vaults of Mystery #42 (1981), Richie Rich #4 (1991)
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