Richie Rich Millions #40

In "Wild About the Wilderness," Reggie tries to skip out on a hike with Richie and Gloria by faking a broken leg—only to secretly follow them into the woods, armed with prank gadgets meant to scare them. But when his schemes backfire in increasingly ridiculous ways, it’s Reggie who ends up running for his life, chased by the very chaos he tried to create.

In "Hooray for Me," Lotta’s run for class president takes a quirky turn when her campaign manager, Dot, pushes her to play up the "ladylike" act—only to find the student body has other ideas about what makes a great leader. With humor and heart, this 1970 classic from Richie Rich Millions #40 captures the playful clash between expectations and authenticity.

In "Things to Come," Richie Rich daydreams about a future where every task is handled by machines, only to find that even the most advanced automation can't replace the simple joys of his present life. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this five-page story from *Richie Rich Millions #40* (1970) captures a lighthearted, imaginative look at what might come next—while gently reminding readers what’s already great.