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Superichie #7

Jan 1977 · Harvey · 0.40 USD
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Contains 9 stories
Got the Joke? Part 1
5 pp · Children, Superhero
Script ? [as Richie Rich]
Rippy [Richie Rich]Crashman [Cadbury]Mr. FunlandThe Onion
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichFreckles FriendlyPee Wee Friendly

In "null," Pee Wee Friendly feels down because he’s longing to roll a hoop, but doesn’t have one. Richie Rich, ever the helpful friend, suggests a gold shield—only for it to be far too heavy. After a moment of brainstorming, Richie comes up with a clever alternative: a roll of banknotes, light enough for Pee Wee to enjoy his game.

With or Without Onion? Got the Joke? Part 2
5 pp · Children, Superhero
Rippy [Richie Rich]Crashman [Cadbury]The Onion

When The Onion pulls off a bank heist using nothing but his legendary onion breath, Rippy and Crashman are on the case—chasing him through town and finally cornering him in a jail on the Rich estate. But with The Onion’s sneaky tricks and a few unexpected twists, even a secure lockup might not be enough to keep him from turning the tables.

The Disappearance
5 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichProfessor BasalRichard Rich Sr.
The Reappearance
5 pp · Humor, Children
Richie RichRichard Rich Sr.Professor Basal

In "The Reappearance," Richie Rich and his dad, Richard Rich Sr., race to rescue Professor Basal from Soviet agents who've stolen his teleportation device. With a mix of smarts and high-speed antics, the duo tracks the villains to a showdown where a misfired teleportation attempt sends the crooks tumbling into a tree—right where they started.

What a Wonderful Rope
5 pp · Humor, Children
Little DotMrs. Polka
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Children
Richie Richa thief
The Horrible Heckler
5 pp · Children, Superhero
Rippy [Richie Rich]Crashman [Cadbury]unnamed villain from ECH

When Rippy and Crashman brave a spooky old theater for a mysterious audition, they’re met with a mechanical menace — a robot programmed to destroy them on sight. With quick thinking and their usual teamwork, the duo turns the robot’s own design against it, exposing the villain behind the scheme: an ECH agent using the theater as a trap.

Look Out For the Ladies!
5 pp · Children, Superhero
Rippy [Richie Rich]Crashman [Cadbury]The Great Grannies

When Crashman and Rippy’s rehearsal goes awry due to two nosey old ladies on the Rich estate, they’re surprised to learn the women are retired P.E. teachers. With a playful twist, Richie invites them to join their superhero act, turning their unexpected encounter into a chance for adventure.

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CGC 9.6 · 2 in census $57*
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Reprints

↩ Reprints Richie Rich #62 (1967), Richie Rich Success Stories #35 (1970)

Reprinted in Richie Rich #250 (1990), Richie Rich Money World Digest #5 (1992), Richie Rich Digest Magazine #37 (1993)

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