Super Richie #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Water, Water Nowhere! Part 1," Richie and Cadbury take on Dr. Snargle as Rippy and Crashman, only to find the villain’s water-control machine backfires spectacularly due to his own incompetence. Ernie Colón’s dynamic artwork brings the chaotic, slapstick showdown to life, while Warren Kremer’s cover captures the absurdity of the moment in bold, expressive inks.
When all the water on the Rich estate vanishes overnight, Dr. Snargle sends his henchman Gooko with a ransom demand: one hundred million dollars to get it back. Super Richie must act fast—before the estate dries up completely.
In "You're All Wet, Dr. Snargle! Part 2," Richie and Cadbury, as Rippy and Crashman, chase the bumbling Dr. Snargle through a series of chaotic mishaps—only to realize his own water-control machine is working far too well, turning his plans into a splashy disaster.
In "null," Bascomb, downhearted after his cars are all out of commission, passes the time by playing car—fully immersed in the role, if not the wheels. The story captures a quiet, whimsical moment of imagination and resilience, where a boy finds joy in the simplest of games.
In "Super Mom," Mrs. Rich discovers she’s gained superhuman abilities—only to realize they’re not from any cosmic event or secret serum, but from the sheer weight of jewelry she’s worn every day. As she navigates her new powers, she’s forced to confront how much of her identity has been tied to the trinkets she adorns herself with.
In "It's Not How Small You Are," a tiny robot doll modeled after Cadbury takes over his duties during his vacation—until a curious kitten knocks it out the window, sending it soaring into the claws of a bird. When the bird drops it, the doll is whisked away by aliens who believe its small size makes it the perfect servant for their planet.
When a mischievous gorilla named Googy escapes from the zoo, Super Richie and his sidekick Crashman are on the case—but their mission keeps getting derailed by Richie’s overprotective mom, whose well-meaning interruptions only make things worse. Just as they’re about to track Googy down, the gorilla makes an unexpected move, whisking Richie’s mom off in a surprising turn of events.
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↩ Reprints Richie Rich Millions #45 (1971)
Reprinted in Richie Rich Fortunes #50 (1980), Richie Rich #228 (1987), Richie Rich Adventure Digest Magazine #2 (1993)
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