Richie Rich Riches #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Richie Rich Riches and the Money Monster," Richie’s latest invention—a money-hungry robot built for a movie—goes rogue, chasing cash through the mansion until Mrs. Rich takes matters into her own hands with a trusty rake. A delightfully silly caper from the early days of the series, it’s a classic blend of kid-sized chaos and household heroics.
In "null," Richie Rich, inspired by Gloria’s comment about a sugar bowl, decides to stash his fortune in a tree house—only to learn the hard way that even a tree house can’t handle a mountain of cash. The weight of his wealth proves too much, leading to a spectacular, if messy, collapse.
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Reprinted in Harvey Collectors Comics #9 (1976), Richie Rich #195 (1980), Richie Rich Billions #37 (1980), Richie Rich & His Girl Friends #6 (1980), Richie Rich Inventions #15 (1980), Richie Rich Digest Stories #8 (1980), Richie Rich Bank Book #55 (1981), Richie Rich Digest Magazine #39 (1994)
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