Richie Rich Success Stories #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Strange Accident! [Part 1]," Richie Rich’s birthday plans for his sister Gloria take a delightfully chaotic turn when she asks for a simple pogo stick—only for Richie to turn it into a full-scale, high-tech marvel. Warren Kremer’s lively art brings the absurdity to life, capturing the classic Harvey charm of over-the-top generosity and comedic misadventure.
In "null," Gloria’s birthday sparks her usual request for something simple—maybe a pogo stick—but as always, Richie’s generosity spirals into over-the-top extravagance, turning a modest wish into a spectacle only he could deliver.
When Richie Rich tinkers with a broken remote control for his model train, he stumbles upon a surprising upgrade—now, whoever holds it can fly. The accidental invention sets off a chain of playful chaos as Richie tries to figure out just how far this new power can go.
When Reggie’s parents suddenly become distracted and his mother is rushed to the hospital, Richie is surprised to learn that Reggie is about to become a big brother—welcome to the family, Penny Van Dough!
In "null," Lotta shows Dot the art of stone-skipping—using a bully as the stone—after he accidentally hurls a large rock into the water, sending a splash their way. The moment captures a playful, clever twist on a simple summer pastime.
In "null," Lotta’s vacation in Mexico takes a surprising turn when a loud gurgling sound follows her downing a quart of ginger ale—only to be followed by a second, more alarming noise that leads Mrs. Plump to wrongly blame her. When the gurgling returns, the truth emerges: the sound isn’t Lotta at all, but a volcano beginning to stir.
In "Glorious Gloria," Richie Rich outsmarts a gang of crooks by using a master control to manipulate their stolen toys, turning their own mischief against them—until the real surprise unfolds with the reveal of a robot double of Gloria, perfectly poised to deliver the final move.
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↩ Reprints Sad Sack Comics #30 (1954), Little Dot #8 (1954), Richie Rich #33 (1965)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Millions #63 (1974), Richie Rich #133 (1975), Superichie #15 (1978), Richie Rich Bank Book #41 (1979), Richie Rich & Gloria #9 (1979), Richie Rich Billions #48 (1982), Richie Rich Vacations Digest #9 (1982), Richie Rich #221 (1986), Richie Rich Adventure Digest Magazine #3 (1993), Richie Rich Gems #45 (2012)
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