Richie Rich Riches #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Solid Friendship," Irona’s unique gift for talking to machines leads to a wild ride—literally—when her attempt to chat with a train goes hilariously awry, sending things off the rails. With her best intentions and a knack for mechanical banter, she finds herself in a situation that’s as unexpected as it is full of kid-friendly chaos.
In "null," Dollar is heartbroken after a storm destroys his dog house, but Richie steps in with a delightfully extravagant solution—crafting a temporary shelter from gold bricks and stacks of cash, turning a simple fix into a spectacle of rich kid whimsy.
In "null," Mr. Rich celebrates a perfect golf shot—his ball vanishes into a hole he’s just uncorked, only to be met with a sudden gush of oil, a moment that’s both hilarious and oddly prophetic, as Richie’s warning rings just a little too late.
In "Solid Friendship – Part 2 Love That Robot," Irona’s attempt to bond with a chain saw goes awry, leaving her malfunctioning and out of sorts. Richie and his father step in to help, realizing the best fix might just be a little rest and time to recharge.
In "A Near Miss!", Richie Rich and his father Mr. Rich narrowly avoid crossing paths all day—each just missing the other at every turn, from the front door to the office, sparking a comical chain of near-misses that even the police can’t quite untangle.
In "Timber!", Lotta finds herself stranded on a rolling log that drifts dangerously down a river toward a roaring waterfall. With Pa Plump scrambling to save her, both are caught in a frantic race against time—except Lotta’s panic has left her too scared to cry out.
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Reprinted in Richie Rich Vacations Digest #1 (1977), Richie Rich #16 (1993)
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