Richie Rich Vacations Digest #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," Richie Rich and his friends Freckles Friendly and PeeWee Friendly find themselves in a playful predicament when PeeWee starts sinking into a massive pile of gold coins while they're playing on the beach. With quick thinking, Richie grabs his trusty beach toys to keep everyone afloat in the golden sandstorm.
When a prank war between Richie Rich and Reggie van Dough goes too far on the Rich estate, their chaos catches the attention of Richard Rich Sr.—who’s already annoyed, especially when a movie producer shows up, eager to film the very same damaged area.
When aliens from the planet Bingbosh kidnap Cadbury and his butler's club, demanding they serve as butlers on their home world, chaos ensues—especially when the butler's skills fall hilariously short. The absurdity of high society etiquette meeting intergalactic incompetence leads to a wild, tongue-in-cheek adventure that sends them back to Earth with a newfound appreciation for home.
Mayda Munny tries to impress Richie Rich with a lavish gym setup, only to accidentally alienate him with her obsession over the price tag. When Richie heads off on a date with Gloria Glad, Mayda’s frustration leads her to have her butler donate the entire collection to the zoo’s monkeys.
Richie Rich tries to spread holiday cheer by donating all his toys to the town’s children, but when the toys end up scattered everywhere, the mayor steps in with complaints. Determined to fix the mess, Richie buys them back—only to find the kids buying even more, leaving chaos in their wake. In a surprising twist, Richie builds a massive indoor playground to keep the toys organized and the kids happy.
In a delightfully absurd twist, Little Lotta outsmarts two weightlifters who try to keep her off the team by bolting the weights to the floor—only to lift the entire setup, including the floor and the men, with ease. Jim and Bernie watch in disbelief as her strength defies all logic in this hilarious, one-page gem from the 1979 Richie Rich Vacations Digest.
When Dr. Meek’s latest invention goes awry, Richie Rich and the mad scientist find themselves whisked into the Enchanted Forest—where Casper and Wendy the Witch have their own plans. With Wendy’s magic wand and broomstick in Dr. Meek’s clutches, the real adventure begins as he plots to take over the world from his new, enchanted base.
In "The World of Dr. Meek! Part 2: Who's Got the Button?", Richie Rich finds himself trapped in a twisted version of his world, where his family—Richard Rich Sr. and Regina Rich—are under the spell of the scheming Dr. Meek. With Wendy’s wand missing and her magic buttons turning friends into puppets, Richie teams up with a reluctant Casper, who’s just managed to ditch his own button. Together, they must outwit the inventor’s traps and track down the source of the control before it’s too late.
In "The World of Dr. Meek! Part 3: Think," Richie Rich and Casper find themselves caught in a magical experiment gone awry when Dr. Meek’s live magic buttons begin turning people into mindless followers or rigid leaders. With Wendy wielding her broom and a clever plan, the trio must outthink the growing army of buttons before they take over the world—starting with the lab.
Irona walks into an employment agency, eager to land her first job, and recounts her heroic exploits saving the Rich family—only to find the interviewer isn’t convinced by her tales. Instead of hiring her, he suggests she channel her vivid imagination into writing comic books.
Richie Rich and his father, Richard Rich Sr., face off against the bizarre Magnetic Master, a thief who threatens to rip every nail from their mansion unless they hand over $10,000,000. With the family’s home in jeopardy and no time to spare, the Riches must outwit a villain who’s as strange as he is dangerous.
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