Richie Rich Success Stories #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Islands," Reggie’s plan to swindle some island natives quickly unravels when his overbearing attitude clashes with the crew’s growing desire to leave the ship, turning the voyage into a series of increasingly miserable missteps—especially for Richie and his pals, who find themselves caught in the chaos.
In this charming 1966 tale from *Richie Rich Success Stories #11*, Gloria is convinced her welcome-home gift from Richie is just a piece of gum—until she hears the distant sound of a parade approaching, unaware that the celebration is all for her.
In this charming 1966 tale from *Richie Rich Success Stories #11*, Gloria and Richie stumble upon a wishing well, sparking a moment of wonder—until they remember the old rule: a coin must be tossed in to make a wish. With no money on hand, Richie’s quick thinking leads him to write a check and send it flying into the well, turning a simple moment into a playful twist of wealth and whimsy.
In a playful tussle of childhood rivalry, Lotta and Dot outwit the boys who’ve blocked them from using their boat—by cleverly convincing the boys they’ve got a boat of their own. Written by a classic hand and drawn with the charm of 1966’s golden age, this one-page gem captures a moment of spirited mischief.
In "Little Dot Meets Uncle Sly," Jo’s uncle, a master of disguise and camouflage, surprises her with a polka-dotted kite—only to leave town soon after. Determined to fly it right away, Dot insists on retrieving it when it gets caught in the tree of grumpy Mr. Grumble, whose property is off-limits to kids. With Uncle Sly’s clever gear and a series of stealthy attempts, they sneak through the yard to reclaim the kite, but the real surprise comes when Dot reveals she already has plenty of polka-dotted kites at home.
In "Urge to Splurge," Lotta’s national eating contest prize leads her on a whirlwind of generosity—each treat she buys for herself finds a hungrier soul in need, from stray dogs to hungry kids. With every purchase, her joy grows not from what she keeps, but from what she gives away.
In "Knots To You," Richie Rich brings his friends to his scout headquarters to learn some handy scouting skills, turning a routine outing into a playful lesson in knots. As always, Reggie’s antics threaten to derail things—until his knack for improvisation surprisingly comes in handy during the knot-tying demonstration.
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↩ Reprints Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #9 (1951), Blondie Comics Monthly #48 (1952), Little Dot #17 (1956), Little Dot #23 (1957), Chic Young's Dagwood Comics #121 (1961), Richie Rich #18 (1963)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Dollars and Cents #47 (1972), Wendy Witch World #48 (1973), Richie Rich Zillionz #2 (1977)
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