Richie Rich Diamonds #49

(September 1980)

Practice Makes Perfect (Table of Contents: 1)

Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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He's the greatest violinist in the world, Richie! Isn't he superb?

Genre

humor; children

Characters

Richie Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Regina Rich; Cadbury

Synopsis

AFter learning that being an expert at something requires practicing on a daily basis, and Mrs. Rich and the mansion's staff prove it. But, in the end, the Mrs. Rich and the staff are tired and doze off, proving that practice does not necessarily make perfect.

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Mrs. Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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I just came from the telephone company, Richard!

Genre

humor

Characters

Regina Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.

Synopsis

When Mrs. Rich told her husband she arranged to get a diamond ring from a phone company, he didn't believe her - until a sound accompanied by the word "RING" appears in diamonds.

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• from Richie Rich Gems (Harvey, 1974 series) #10 (March 1976)

Keywords

telephone

Isn't Nature Grand (Table of Contents: 3)

Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.

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Richie and his mother go for a nature walk, but encounter wealth-related obstacles along the way.

Richie Rich and a Wealthy Maiden in Distress (Table of Contents: 4)

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Hi, Freckles and Peewee! Who's that hiding behind the tree?

Genre

humor; children; crime; detective-mystery

Synopsis

Freckles' and Pee Wee's uncle Lurk is a private detective who is looking for new cases, but is very interested in working on a case involving a girl in distress. Richie has Lurk investigate Mayda's mansion for some jewels that are stolen, only to be a fake plot just to give Lurk something to do - or is it?

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• from Richie Rich Gems (Harvey, 1974 series) #10 (March 1976)

Explaining the Man (Table of Contents: 5)

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Richie knew he would have some explainng to do at home when the man drove him up to the house.

Genre

humor; children

Characters

Richie Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Cadbury; Officer Todd

Synopsis

After a police officer drove Richie back home, he had some explaining to do. Richie's story to his father implies that Richie did something suspicious at a candy store, a department store, and inside a taxi. Not knowing Richie is in a wealthy family, Mr. Rich sets the record straight to the police officer.

Reprints

• from Richie Rich Gems (Harvey, 1974 series) #10 (March 1976)

Indexer Notes

There is a promotional strip with Adam Awards on the bottom of the first page, and a Richie Rich readership poll designated as "Richie Rich Poll No. 4" on the bottom of the second page.

Mr. Impossible (Table of Contents: 6)

Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Richie, meet Twombley Tinker, one of my scientists!

Genre

humor; children

Characters

Richie Rich; Richard Rich, Sr.; Twombley Tinker; Mrs. Tinker

Synopsis

One of Mr. Rich's scientists tests out some vehicles he invented, which look and feel awkward.

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• from Richie Rich Gems (Harvey, 1974 series) #10 (March 1976)