Richie Rich Success Stories #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Iron Will," young Bo visits Richie Rich’s mansion and longs to play with blocks—only to discover that Richie’s house has none, not even a single wooden one. Instead, Bo finds his perfect playthings in the form of gleaming gold bricks, turning luxury into a child’s delight. With art by Warren Kremer and a cover by the same, this 1965 Harvey classic captures the whimsy of wealth through a kid’s eyes.
In this lighthearted 1965 tale from *Richie Rich Success Stories #5*, Gloria’s little cousin arrives eager to play with blocks—only to find Richie’s mansion devoid of the usual toy. But when Bo, ever the showman, pulls out his signature gold bricks, the kid discovers that luxury can be just as fun as any ordinary toy.
In this lighthearted 1965 tale from *Richie Rich Success Stories #5*, Richie is puzzled by Cadbury’s unshakable calm—even after a tumble. When Cadbury takes a solo stroll through the forest to unwind, his quiet moment hints at a surprising side to the always-poised pal.
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↩ Reprints Sad Sack Comics #38 (1954), Little Lotta #40 (1962), Little Lotta #41 (1962), Little Dot Dotland #3 (1962)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Success Stories #70 (1976), Richie Rich Riches #54 (1981), Richie Rich Vaults of Mystery #41 (1981)
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