(October 2007)

Dark Horse, 2007 Series
Volume
2
Price
19.95 USD
Pages
484
Indicia / Colophon Publisher
Dark Horse Books
Brand
Dark Horse Books [facing left]
ISBN
978-1-59307-848-5; 1-59307-848-X Search at WorldCat
Barcode
9781593078485 51995
Editing
Leslie Cabarga (editor); Shawna Ervin-Gore (editor); Sid Jacobson (original editor)

Issue Notes

Most stories are reprinted in black and white, but there are two color reprint sections which include story sequences 1-4 ("The Dancing Lessons" through "A Fool of Water") and 56-65 ("Gee, thanks for taking me fishing, Richie!" through "When Pirates Walked the Plank").

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Richie Rich / cover / 1 page (report information)

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Richie Rich
Synopsis
Richie lifts up a large handful of currency.

Indexer Notes

Cover image is from "Crime Does Not Pay" , Little Dot #5, page 3, panel 6. The image has been flipped horizontally and enlarged.

The Dancing Lessons (Table of Contents: 1)

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

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Richie Rich (first appearance); Regina Rich (first appearance); unnamed boys playing baseball; unnamed bully
Synopsis
Richie wants to play baseball with the kids in the neighborhood, but Mrs. Rich insists that he stay inside and practice his dancing. Using some clever lighting and a music box, Richie creates the illusion that he is practicing his dance moves while he sneaks out the window to play ball. Meeting his friends, he plays ball until a bully tries to steal their equipment. Richie fights back, utilizing his dance steps to outmaneuver the bully.
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The Big Race (Table of Contents: 2)

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

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Richie Rich; Johnny; Richard Rich; soap box derby spectators and judges; Butch
Synopsis
Richie helps his friend Johnny build a car for the soap box derby, for which the winner will win a college scholarship. He then learns that Mr. Rich has purchased a car for Richie for the same race - the best such car that money can buy and one that is sure to win the race. How can Richie enter the race and still help his friend get the scholarship money?
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  • US from Little Dot (Harvey, 1953 series) #3 (January 1954)
  • This story should not be confused with the similarly titled story "The Big Race" in Little Dot #69, which also featured Richie Rich and which appears later in this volume.

Crime Doesn't Play (Table of Contents: 3)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; unnamed Rich company executive; unnamed pedestrians and window shoppers; unnamed bank teller
Synopsis
Due to a strike by armored truck drivers, Richie volunteers to transport a large sum of money to the bank for his father. Someone in disguise makes several attempts to steal the money, but Richie has a few tricks up his sleeve (or in his lunch kit).
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Indexer Notes

This story sequence is reprinted twice in the volume, once in color (this instance) and once in black and white.

A Fool Of Water (Table of Contents: 4)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough; Harkins
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Richie, Freckles and Peewee are enjoying a day in Richie's pool, when Reggie drops by unannounced. He proceeds to play pranks on Richie and his friends and generally spoiling everyone else's fun. Fed up, Richie entices Reggie to play another prank which backfires on Reggie.
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Problem Child (Table of Contents: 5)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly (reprint of first appearance, not named in story); Peewee Friendly (reprint of first appearance, not named in story); Reggie Van Dough (reprint of first appearance); Jarvis (reprint of first appearance?); Reggie's chauffeur
Synopsis
Richie invites Freckles and Peewee over to play, and they are joined by the uninvited Reggie, Richie's wealthy and arrogant cousin. Reggie proceeds to wreck the house with his raucous play to the dismay of Richie and his friends. Freckles suggests they play outside where Reggie can't do as much damage, and Richie teaches Reggie a lesson with his oversize toy train.
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Crime Doesn't Play (Table of Contents: 6)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; unnamed Rich company executive; unnamed pedestrians and window shoppers; unnamed bank teller
Synopsis
Due to a strike by armored truck drivers, Richie volunteers to transport a large sum of money to the bank for his father. Someone in disguise makes several attempts to steal the money, but Richie has a few tricks up his sleeve (or in his lunch kit).
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Indexer Notes

This story sequence is reprinted twice in the volume, once in color and once in black and white (this instance).

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Here, Ma'am! Take my seat!
Genre
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Richie Rich; Butch; unnamed woman on bus; unnamed man on bus; unnamed soda fountain customers
Synopsis
Richie gives up his seat on the bus to a woman who is standing, then teaches a lesson to his less-mannered friend.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Manners" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Something Fishy (Table of Contents: 8)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly (referred to as Tommy); Peewee Friendly (name not mentioned); Reggie Van Dough; Harkins
Synopsis
Richie enjoys a day out fishing with his pals until Reggie horns in on the fun. As usual, Reggie makes everyone miserable with his pranks, until Richie turns one of the pranks back on Reggie.
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Bruise Cruise (Table of Contents: 9)

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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Reginald Van Dough; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Harkins
Synopsis
At his father's suggestion, Reggie invites Richie and his friends for a cruise on one of his family's yachts. Reggie's antics almost wreck the ship, but Harkins saves the day.
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A Thief's Grief (Table of Contents: 10)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Johnny; Louie the Looter; unnamed policemen
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With the Riches' new house guard home sick and his parents out, Richie takes it upon himself to keep a robber busy while his friend gets the police.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Oboy! I should get some terrific movies of the ski tournament with my new camera!
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Richie Rich; unnamed ski champion; unnamed ski tournament spectators
Synopsis
While trying to film a ski champion with his new camera, Richie unknowingly performs an amazing ski jump.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Ski Jump" by the editor of the reprint volume.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Get your trunks on, Fellas, I've got a treasure map!
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Richie's chauffeur (unnamed?)
Synopsis
Richie and his friends follow a map to a buried treasure chest, which contains a picnic lunch.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Treasure Map" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Out West (Table of Contents: 13)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough; Harkins; Richie's chauffeur (unnamed?)
Synopsis
Richie takes his pals out to his father's ranch for some western-style fun. Unfortunately, Reggie tracks them down and is determined spoil the fun with his pranks, which eventually backfire on him.
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From Richie to Rags (Table of Contents: 14)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough; unnamed newspaper customer; unnamed butcher; Reginald Van Dough (Uncle Percy); Richard Rich; Tom Friendly
Synopsis
Reggie bets Richie that Richie's friends only spend time with him because of his money. To prove him wrong, Richie pretends that his family has lost all of their money, and Richie's pals proceed to prove Reggie wrong.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Have fun at the charity ball, Richie!
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; unnamed man dressed as clown; unnamed charitable woman
Synopsis
Richie dresses as a street urchin to win a costume prize at the charity ball. Having forgotten his wallet, he is unable to pay the entrance fee, and given his costume, he isn't believed when he says that is why he doesn't have any money. In a turn of events, he is eventually able to enter the ball.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Charity Ball" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Pool of Fun (Table of Contents: 16)

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Harkins; unnamed beachgoers
Synopsis
Richie invites Freckles and Peewee over to test out all the latest gadgets recently installed in the estate pool, and Harkins even brings them hot dogs and soda. But despite all the niceties, something still seems to be missing...
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Oil's Well (Table of Contents: 17)

Richie Rich / comic story / 4 pages (report information)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; unnamed Rich Enterprises pilot
Synopsis
Mr. Rich takes Richie and his pals on a trip to the Florida everglades. While Mr. Rich works, the kids do some exploring, narrowly avoiding scrapes with an alligator and a wild boar. Soon they are lost, but they use their wits to help Richie's father find them. All ends well, including the boys' discovery of a prime location to drill for oil.
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Indexer Notes

Although the original story being reprinted is 5 pages long, only pages 1, 2, 3, and 5 are reprinted here.

Some Voyage (Table of Contents: 18)

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

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Richie Rich; Clarence; Richard Rich; unnamed porter; unnamed waiter; unnamed ocean liner passengers; unnamed captain; unnamed Hawaiian boy
Synopsis
Mr. Rich takes Richie and his friend Clarence on a trip to Hawaii. Clarence continually embarrasses Richie and his father by acting greedy and ill-mannered, but he changes his tune when a young boy saves his life.
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Knots To You (Table of Contents: 19)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough
Synopsis
Richie takes his pals to his scout headquarters, where he demonstrates several scouting techniques. As usual, Reggie causes them grief at every turn, but he does prove useful when Richie wants to show the guys how to tie various kinds of knots.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Say, Freckles! Mother just bought a new piano today, and I have something for you!
Genre
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Richie Rich; Harkins; Freckles Friendly
Synopsis
Richie has an idea that will help Freckles sell newspapers on rainy days.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "News Stand" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Tree's A Crowd (Table of Contents: 21)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough; Harkins; unnamed construction workers
Synopsis
Richie and his pals build a treehouse, and Reggie feels the need to show them up by bringing in a construction crew to build a better one in the next tree over.
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Living It Up (Table of Contents: 22)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Richie's doctor; Regina Rich; Mrs. Friendly; Tom Friendly; Harkins; unnamed cowboys (on television screen only)
Synopsis
Richie comes down with the measles, and his pals must spend 10 days in the Rich mansion due to a quarantine placed by Richie's doctor. The boys have a great time living in luxury while their mother worries that they won't be happy in their humble home when the quarantine is over.
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The Mayor and the Minors (Table of Contents: 23)

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

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Richie Rich; unnamed city councilman; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; unnamed children; Reggie Van Dough; unnamed sign maker
Synopsis
Richie is named honorary Mayor for the day, and Reggie is determined to cause problems for him.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Gee, I'm getting tired of dressing like this!
Genre
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Characters
Richie Rich; Harkins
Synopsis
Richie decides to wear clothes that won't make his wealth so obvious.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Rich Kid" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Good Sport (Table of Contents: 25)

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

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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; novelty store salesman; Harkins
Synopsis
Reggie buys several novelty tricks to frustrate Richie and "test" his good-sportsmanship.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Golly! Look! All the kids are out sailing their boats on the lake today!
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children
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; unnamed children
Synopsis
Richie and his pals decide to bring their toy boats to sail on the lake, but Richie's isn't a toy.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Sailboats" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Bashful Billy (Table of Contents: 27)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Billy; Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Mrs. Carley; Frank; Billy's father
Synopsis
Richie's father asks him to play with a client's son who is extremely shy.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Gee, I sure hope Richie can come out to play!
Genre
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Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Richard Rich; Jarvis; Richie Rich; Casper the Friendly Ghost (on movie screen only)
Synopsis
Richie's pals come to visit, but are told that he is being punished and must stay in his room. When they are allowed to visit him for 15 minutes, they find him in his room, surrounded by every toy and luxury a kid could desire.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Punished" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Man of the House (Table of Contents: 29)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Mrs. Van Friggle; Cynthia Van Friggle
Synopsis
Richie's father leaves for a fishing trip, telling Richie that while he is gone, Richie will be the "man of the house". Mrs. Rich then goes to a luncheon with Mrs. Van Friggle, leaving Richie at home with Mrs. Friggle's daughter Cynthia. At Cynthia's suggestion, they decide to play house, and as the pretend "lady of the house", Cynthia proceeds to boss Richie around, asking him to move furniture and mind the "baby". Richie is pretty sick of it by the time their mothers return, but can later sympathize with his father, who is bossed around by Mrs. Rich upon returning from his fishing trip.
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The Best of Gifts (Table of Contents: 30)

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

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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Richard Rich; Freckles Friendly (mentioned only); Pee Wee Friendly (mentioned only); Uncle Cashbucks (mentioned only); Charlie Check-Book (mentioned only); Aunt Money Belt (mentioned only); Uncle Spender (mentioned only); Reginald Van Dough (mentioned only)
Synopsis
Richie receives a variety of fantastic birthday gifts, but concludes that it is much more fun to play with his friends.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

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Time for your bath, Richie!
Genre
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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Jarvis
Synopsis
Richie and Jarvis collect a large assortment of boats and toys to be used during Richie's bath in a tub the size of a small swimming pool.
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Indexer Notes

The final panel of this story is very similar to the cover for Richie Rich #1, preceding it by almost three years. This story is assigned a title of "Bath Time" by the editor of the reprint volume.

A Matter Of Luck (Table of Contents: 32)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; Reggie Van Dough
Synopsis
Richie and his pals set out for a day of hiking, each finding a four leaf clover in a clover patch just as they begin. Reggie invites himself to join the outing and immediately scoffs at them for believing their clovers will bring them good luck. He tries to pull several pranks to create "bad luck" for them, but each time the prank backfires and ends up causing him grief.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Gee whiz, Dad! You mean we can't go to our fishing camp like we planned?
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Freckles Friendly; Peewee Friendly; Acme Tank Corp driver
Synopsis
Due to business obligations, Mr. Rich can't bring Richie and his pals to the lake for a fishing expedition. So, he brings the lake to them.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Fishing" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Who's News (Table of Contents: 34)

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

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; marble championship competitors and spectators; marble champion; newspaper readers; O. U. Crabbe; unnamed doorman; unnamed helicopter pilot; unnamed burglar; unnamed police officer; unnamed press club representative
Synopsis
Richie and his pals try their hand at producing their own newspaper and end up getting a coveted interview with a crabby and reclusive business mogul.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Well, boys ...are we set for our trip up north?
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly
Synopsis
Richie, his dad and his pals pack all of the equipment needed for their fishing trip. Freckles wonders what will happen if they get a flat tire, but Richie assures him that his father never goes anywhere without a spare (including a spare car).
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This story is assigned a title of "A Spare" by the editor of the reprint volume.

["You know, Dear, Richie is growing up too soft! No drive! No ambition!] (Table of Contents: 36)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Jarvis
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Richie's father tells stories of his own hard-working youth in order to instill Richie with ambition.

Gifts for Gloria (Table of Contents: 37)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Mr. Glad; Gloria's Aunt Prunella; Richard Rich; Unnamed florist; Casper the Friendly Ghost (in poster only); Unnamed perfume merchant; unnamed perfume customer; unnamed candy merchants
Synopsis
Richie buys several expensive gifts Gloria, but each one ends up lost or spoiled in some way. He finally reaches her house bearing extremely inexpensive gifts, garnering joy from Gloria but disapproval from her visiting aunt.
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Hi, Richie! How about going fishing down at Wilson's pier?
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Phillips; Captain Higgins; unnamed fisherman
Synopsis
Richie offers to give Freckles a ride by yacht to the pier where Freckles want to go fishing, but by the time they walk the long distance to the front of the yacht, they are already there.
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This story is assigned a title of "Dad's Yacht" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Any Luck? (Table of Contents: 39)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Harkins
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Richie goes fishing with Harkins. During the outing, he finds a chest of coins while digging for worms, "catches" an old mattress full of money and accidentally discovers a new site for an oil well. When he returns home, Mr. Rich asks if he had any luck fishing, and the very displeased Richie gives the outing a thumbs down, even though the car is filled with all of the riches he found during the trip.
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The entire story is told with no written dialogue. The few thought balloons in the story contain images of what the character is thinking about.

The Big Brain (Table of Contents: 40)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; unnamed security guard
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Richie takes Gloria on a tour of one of his father's factories. With some of the equipment there, he makes a huge candy-cane, a vat of lemonade, and a life sized doll, all for GLoria. Each time, she says she prefers a much smaller version of something similar that Richie has made for her by hand or given her in the past. Finally, Richie demonstrates a huge computer, and asks Gloria to ask it a question. She asks if Richie likes her, and the computer has difficulty answering the question, so Richie "fixes" the computer by writing an answer that Gloria is very happy to receive.
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My name is Horace! We just moved into this neighborhood!
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Richie Rich; Horace Van Snoot (first appearance); Jasper Van Snoot (first appearance); Richard Rich
Synopsis
Richie meets Horace Van Snoot, a new resident in the neighborhood. Horace condescendingly tells Richie how "frightfully rich" the Van Snoot family is, showing Richie his 600 acre estate as well as a skyscraper and an exclusive club that his father owns. He then takes Richie to where his father works as a vice president and is chagrined to learn that Mr. Van Snoot works for Richie's father.
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This story is assigned a title of "Horace" by the editor of the reprint volume.

A Living Doll (Table of Contents: 42)

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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Richie's Aunt Minnie; unnamed pedestrians; unnamed neighborhood boys and girls; Gloria Glad (mentioned only)
Synopsis
Richie's absent-minded Aunt Minnie sends Richie a gift, a life-sized doll, because she doesn't remember that Richie is a boy. He decides to bring it across town to Gloria. On the way to her house, he is embarrassed to be carrying a doll, and is teased by some boys. Gloria is not home, and rather than being teased again, he switches clothes with the doll and uses its wig to disguise himself as a girl, thinking that no one will notice a "girl" carrying a doll. His disguise fools everyone, including Aunt Minnie, who has dropped in and is now convinced that she has a niece rather than a nephew.
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I'll show you around New York, Richie!
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children
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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; unnamed pedestrians
Synopsis
Reggie takes Richie on a tour of New York City, where he boastingly points out buildings and businesses that his father owns. He claims that his father owns one of everything in New York, but Richie trips him up on that claim.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "One of Everything" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Tomorrow Clock (Table of Contents: 44)

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

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Carl Wessler
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children
Characters
Richie Rich; Richard Rich; unnamed jeweler; unnamed newsboy; Mr. Adams; unnamed painter; unnamed sewer worker
Synopsis
Richie purchases an ancient hour glass which magically shifts him 24 hours into the future. While in "tomorrow", he witnesses several incidents of bad luck. Turning the hour glass over, he is sent back to his original time, where he is able to prevent the unfortunate events of tomorrow from taking place.
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The Tycoon (Table of Contents: 45)

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

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Richie Rich; Richie's cousin Midas (first appearance); Richard Rich; Richie's uncle Jeff (first appearance); Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; unnamed boys; unnamed professional baseball players; unnamed baseball spectators; Mr. Hicks
Synopsis
Richie's cousin Midas likes nothing but business, which worries Midas's father. Richie takes Midas to play baseball with his friends, and although Midas's first attempts at hitting, pitching and catching are superb, he thinks the game is silly. Richie then takes him to a professional ball game, but Midas focuses on how profitable the concessions must be. Leaving Midas with the team manager, Richie returns to find Midas cheering the team and extremely engaged. At home, everyone thinks the still enthused Midas has changed, but he tells them he is only interested because he bought the team.
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First Anniversary (Table of Contents: 46)

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

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children
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Mr. Glad; unnamed city workers, unnamed pedestrians; unnamed sandwich board advertiser; unnamed flower delivery man
Synopsis
It's Richie and Gloria's one-year anniversary, and Richie wants to do something extra special. Gloria is at home working on her homework, but her thoughts keep straying to Richie. Her father tells her that she just needs to concentrate, something he has no problem doing when he needs to. However, as Mr. Glad goes about his day, he is annoyed to find that he cannot stop thinking of Richie himself, because Richie has posted anniversary messages to Gloria by every means available. As Gloria finishes her homework, Richie pays her a visit and Mr. Glad is still trying to focus on something else.
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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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They sure treated you royally in the railroad terminal, Richie!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Lester; Richard Rich (mentioned only)
Synopsis
It seems as though every building or business that Lester points to as he and Richie walk around the city is owned by Richie's father. Lester is relieved to hear that isn't the case with the Second National Bank, until he learns that Richie owns that himself.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Dad Owns It" by the editor of the reprint volume.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 48)

Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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This is the Potomac River, Richie! How's your pitching arm?
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Richard Rich
Synopsis
Mr. Rich challenges Richie to match George Washington's feat of throwing a silver dollar across the Potomac.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Pitching Arm" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Twinkletoes (Table of Contents: 49)

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

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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Mickey; Mr. Fribble; Twinkletoes; Golden Nugget; horse show spectators; horse show judge
Synopsis
Reggie pays a fortune for a horse he thinks will win an upcoming horse show competition that he and Richie are entering. While Reggie brags about his future win, they pass Richie's friend Mickey, who is attached to Twinkletoes, the milkman's delivery horse. Twinkletoes is soon retired, which breaks Mickey's heart. Richie purchases Twinkletoes and reunites her with Mickey. Having discovered that Twinkletoes is incredibly fast and a good jumper, Richie encourages Mickey to enter her in the show, which he does. Despite Reggie's efforts to distract Twinkletoes, she ends up winning the gold cup.
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The Molehill Mountain (Table of Contents: 50)

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

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Herb Dripple; Nifty Dry Cleaners manager (Mr. Dripple?); Richard Rich; Mr. Jones; Perkins; Wembley Chemical Company receptionist; Mr. Hyde; unnamed police officers; Mr. Digby; unnamed butler
Synopsis
Although Herb Dripple wants to take Gloria to the school dance, she has already been asked by Richie. But she and Richie learn that the dress she wants to wear is at Nifty Dry Cleaners and won't be ready in time. Richie is determined to find a way to get her dress despite the obstacle. He visits successfully higher authorities in the matter, learning that Mr. Rich owns the parent company that ultimately controls Nifty. Despite his efforts, Richie can't get the dress, and he phones Gloria to apologize. She tells him that she has been at the dance with Herb, whose father owns Nifty Dry Cleaners.
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It's a Gift (Table of Contents: 51)

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

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Mr. Jones; unnamed antiques dealer; unnamed art purchaser; unnamed chauffeur; Swifty; unnamed ring purchaser; unnamed mink coat purchaser; unnamed stock traders; unnamed newsboy
Synopsis
Richie decides to buy what he thinks is a $5.00 watch for Gloria. As it turns out, the watch is actually $500, and he only has twenty-five in his pocket. While deciding what to do, he is accidentally hit on the head, giving him amnesia. He remembers that he wanted to buy something and makes a small purchase. Someone immediately offers to buy it for more, knowing who he is and thinking that it must be a valuable painting. In a series of similar trades, Richie eventually ends up with significant funds. Bumping his head again, he regains his memory, whereupon he buys the watch for Gloria.
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Indexer Notes

This story should not be confused with a Richie Rich story also titled "It's a Gift" in Richie Rich Billions #18, which also features Gloria but recounts a different series of events.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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This is a right nice little estate you have here, Richie!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Tex Talbot
Synopsis
Richie's friend Tex takes him on a trip to see his ranch in Texas. It takes several days to drive there, during which they discuss several times how Tex's ranch is one of the biggest in all of Texas. When they finally arrive, Richie discovers that he and Tex are neighbors, as they have been driving on the Rich estate for the entire multi-day trip.
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This story is assigned a title of "Little Estate" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich Meets Uncle Smart (Table of Contents: 53)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Uncle Smart; amusement park patrons; newspaper vendor; waiter; candy vendor; Regina Rich; butler; chauffeur
Synopsis
Before Richie meets his Uncle Smart, Mr. Rich tells him that his uncle is very thrifty and it would make a good impression if Richie acted the same. All day, Uncle Smart suggests activities and Richie suggests a more thrifty option. This greatly impresses Uncle Smart, who says before parting that he would like to buy a nice gift for Richie to reward his thrift. Richie resolves to get the cheapest item wherever his Uncle takes him. Richie's parents are shocked to see Richie come home in a new limousine. Richie explains that it was the cheapest car at the dealership to which his uncle took him.
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Zip Gum!
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children
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich (in photograph only); Regina Rich (in portrait only)
Synopsis
Richie sees an advertisement for Zip Gum and remembers that he has some somewhere. He turns out his pockets, searches through drawers and closets, leaving behind a trail of currency and coins. Finally, he finds the gum in a hidden wall safe.
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Indexer Notes

This story contains no dialogue. The unofficial title is taken from the only text in the story. This story is assigned a title of "Gum Safe" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Big Race (Table of Contents: 55)

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

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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough
Synopsis
Richie and his cousin Reggie compete in a soapbox derby race, but Reggie cheats to win.
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Indexer Notes

This story should not be confused with a different Richie Rich story entitled "The Big Race" in Little Dot #3.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Gee, thanks for taking me fishing, Richie!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Johnny; unnamed fishing enthusiasts
Synopsis
Richie catches a huge fish, but throws it back so that Johnny can win a prize for the biggest fish.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Whopper" by the editor of the reprint volume.

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 57)

Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Oh boy, a lucky horseshoe!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Louie; Spike; unnamed bank robber; unnamed policeman
Synopsis
Richie finds a horseshoe in the street and accidentally foils a bank robbery with it.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Lucky Horseshoe" by the editor of the reprint volume.

First Date (Table of Contents: 58)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Gloria Glad (first appearance); Mr. Glad (first appearance); flower delivery man; candy delivery man; doll delivery man
Synopsis
Richie goes on his first date, bringing his new girlfriend Gloria every flower in the florist shop. The next day he showers her with an overabundance of candy and dolls as well. Gloria's father becomes concerned with so many gifts filling up the house, especially when he hears Gloria tell Richie that she likes pets too. Gloria assures her father that Richie is only giving her one pet, but even so, Richie manages to go overboard.
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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 59)

Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Keep your city clean
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; unnamed bank tellers; unnamed security guard; unnamed policeman
Synopsis
Richie sweeps up a money mess.
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Indexer Notes

Story contains no dialogue, so the unofficial title is taken from a sign in the story - the story's only text. This story is assigned a title of "Clean Cash" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Early To Bed (Table of Contents: 60)

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

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children
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Coach; students and football players; train conductor; taxi driver; Victor; Batz
Synopsis
After an "early to bed, early to rise" lecture from Mr. Rich, Richie resolves to make the most of his day. As the school football team's assistant manager, he must bring the team's equipment to an out-of-town game, requiring an early morning. Groggy from the time he wakes, Richie tries to nap at various points all day, but several distractions keep him from sleeping. Finally, he has to don a football uniform and play in the game, making the winning touchdown - drowsy all the while. At home he collapses into bed, where his father thinks he has been lazily sleeping all day.
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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 61)

Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Well! I have enough candy now to last me a month!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; crook; policemen
Synopsis
A crook breaks into Richie's safe only to find it filled with candy.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Burglar" by the editor of the reprint volume.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Richie, Here's the new car I was telling you about!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Richard Rich; motorist
Synopsis
Richie test drives one of his fathers new experimental cars.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "New Car" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Mutiny on the Oceanic! (Table of Contents: 63)

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

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adventure; children
Characters
Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; unnamed yacht crewmen and crew applicants; Manta; Lippy; Froggy
Synopsis
Richie takes Gloria for a cruise on his new yacht, but first he must fill out his brand new crew. Seeing Richie's ad for a captain and two seamen, Manta and his henchmen threaten anyone else who try to apply for the jobs and, using forged papers, fill the positions themselves. Once at sea, they take over the ship at gunpoint, hoisting a pirate flag. Richie and Gloria put up a fight but are soon locked in their cabins. Using suction cups, Richie climbs out the porthole in his cabin, not exactly sure what he plans to do.
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Indexer Notes

Story continues in "The Manta's Menace", immediately following in this reprint volume.

The Manta's Menace (Table of Contents: 64)

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

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Genre
adventure; children
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; unnamed yacht crewmen; Manta; Lippy; Froggy
Synopsis
Having taken over Richie's yacht, Manta and his thugs steer toward another ship, board at gunpoint and steal money from the other ship's crew. Meanwhile, using suction cups to climb along the ship's exterior, Richie makes it to the radio room but has to leave to avoid Manta's men. Back in his cabin, he signals another nearby ship of the danger using a mirror. Manta figures out what Richie is doing and threatens to harm Gloria if he causes any more trouble. With the suction cups, Richie reaches Gloria's cabin, and together they make their way to a ship storeroom. Manta discovers they are gone.
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Indexer Notes

Story continues from "Mutiny on the Oceanic!", immediately preceding in this reprint volume and continues in "When Pirates Walked the Plank", which immediately follows. Story page numbering begins again at page 1.

When Pirates Walked the Plank (Table of Contents: 65)

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

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adventure; children
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; unnamed thugs; Manta; Lippy; Froggy; unnamed Coast Guard captain
Synopsis
Richie and Gloria hide a box of supplies for use later, then use the suction cups to sneak back to their cabins. Having searched the entire ship, Manta and his thugs look for Richie and Gloria in their cabins again, where Richie pretends he has been all along. At night, Richie and Gloria sneak out and use the supplies they had hidden before. The next morning, the ship is surrounded by the Coast Guard, and Manta learns that Richie and Gloria have painted a warning message on the side of the ship.
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Indexer Notes

Story continues from "The Manta's Menace" immediately preceding in this reprint volume. Story page numbering begins again at page 1.

For The Birds (Table of Contents: 66)

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

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children
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Hawkins; Freckles Friendly; Jo-Jo; the collected Rich estate staff; unnamed boys in Freckles and Richie's gang of pals
Synopsis
Gloria gives Richie a pet parakeet named Jo-Jo. However, Jo-Jo flies out an open window, prompting the entire Rich estate staff and all of Freckles and Richie's friends to begin hunting for the missing bird. The search does not go well, so many people independently decide to buy Richie another parakeet. Meanwhile, Gloria is waiting for Richie back at his home, where she tells him that Jo-Jo returned to her house. However, by this time there are dozens of parakeets flying inside Richie's room and he can't tell which one is Jo-Jo
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Pee Wee / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Yippee!
Genre
children
Characters
Pee Wee Friendly; golfer
Synopsis
Pee Wee drops a golfer's ball into the cup when he isn't looking.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Pee Wee" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Golden Touch (Table of Contents: 68)

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

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Len Herman
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children
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Richie Rich; King Midas (in thought balloon only); Reggie Van Dough; Gloria Glad
Synopsis
Richie dreams of having the Midas touch.
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Cousin Skinner (Table of Contents: 69)

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

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Richie Rich; Cousin Skinner; Jarvis; Swanky Boy's Shop salesman; baseball stadium ticket salesman; A Votre Sante Restaurant waiters; delivery man
Synopsis
Richie meets his tightwad cousin, Skinner. Initially it appears that Skinner is generously buying Richie gifts and paying for his meals and entertainment. However, in each instance, Richie ends up paying for the purchase.
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His Wonderful Wallet (Table of Contents: 70)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Gloria Glad
Synopsis
Richie's father gives him a wallet that can hold objects that are many times its own size. When he begins to show it to Gloria, she lectures him on the vulgarity of displaying wealth and tells him to put his wallet away. Richie complies but then surprises her by producing an umbrella, a chair, sandwiches, a radio and then a bicycle seemingly from nowhere.
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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 71)

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

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Say! Look at all the old clocks!
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children
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly
Synopsis
Richie and his friends admire the clocks in an antique store window, which leads Richie to mention hour-glasses. Freckles and Pee Wee have never seen one, so Richie takes them to his home to see one. Of course, the hour-glass that he shows them is larger and more unusual than most.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "Hour Glass" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Gets Away From It All (Table of Contents: 72)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Professor Dredge; Jenkins; jungle guide; bodyguard; chef; pilot
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Richie arranges an archeological expedition to get away from his life of luxury, but his father insists on sending along people and supplies for his every need. Visiting ancient Inca territory in South America, he stumbles upon riches at every turn - a field of huge diamonds, a mountain of solid gold and oil wells. Frustrated, he buys a remote bungalow in the Florida Keys, where he stays alone through a hurricane. He clings to something in the flooded basement, which he realizes later is a chest of jewels that has washed up during the storm.
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The Mustache Mystery (Table of Contents: 73)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Rover; Jeeves; Peter Probe; unnamed chemist; unnamed Rich estate staff
Synopsis
Richie and his father discover that mustaches are appearing on statues and paintings. Jeeves the butler has also mysteriously grown a mustache while sleeping. They hire a detective to find the source, who quits when he too instantly grows a mustache. Richie decides to investigate himself and discovers that someone has taken over his lab. It turns out that the would-be chemist has been working on the estate for years and came up with an instant hair growth formula to get noticed. The formula is accidentally lost, but Mr. Rich hires the man due to his ability to generate and attract attention.
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Mystery of the Catman (Table of Contents: 74)

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; Chubs; Richard Rich; the Catman; unnamed police officer
Synopsis
To earn money for their club treasury, Richie and his pals try catching a famous jewel thief called the Catman in order to collect the reward money. Figuring that at some point the Catman will strike on the Rich estate, the kids build a variety of homemade traps and set them up around Richie's house. Sure, the Catman shows, but instead of a trap catching him, it is a side effort on Richie's part which brings the Catman into police custody.
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Extra-Special Care (Table of Contents: 75)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Harkins; Chef Pierre; Marie; unnamed musicians
Synopsis
While Richie parents are away, the estate staff care good care of Richie - a little too good in Richie's opinion.
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Something Simple (Table of Contents: 76)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; florist; doll shop salespeople; candy stand clerk
Synopsis
Richie wants to bring Gloria a gift. She tells him to bring something simple, and he knows that she will be upset if he spends much money. Through a series of coincidences, he ends up with several large gifts without spending any money, arriving on her doorstep with an assortment of items that is anything but simple.
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The Boy and The Butler (Table of Contents: 77)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Cadbury; Mr. Fiscal
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When Mr. Rich can't join Richie for a planned hiking trip, he asks their butler Cadbury to go in his place. Richie doesn't have high hopes for the expedition, wondering to himself what a "stiff-necked" butler knows about hiking. However, Cadbury soon leads them off the regular path, opening Richie's eyes to parts of the estate that he has never seen. Cadbury repeatedly demonstrates his expertise and resourcefulness as an outdoorsman, teaching Richie a thing or two in the process. When asked later what Richie wants to be when he grows up, he says he wants to become a butler just like Cadbury.
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Indexer Notes

Although the story reprinted here was not Cadbury's first appearance, it was the first time that both the reader and Richie saw that he is a man of action. This began the close association Richie would have with Cadbury going forward and opened the door for the role Cadbury would play in future action-oriented adventures.

Snobsdale (Table of Contents: 78)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; bus driver; bus passengers; Ritzby; Rodney Van Snoots; Rodney's sister; medic; laundress; Hootsby; Mayor Van Snoot; Humphrey; Richard Rich; unnamed Native Americans
Synopsis
Richie and Gloria are invited to visit Rodney Van Snoot in his home town of Snobsdale. Everyone in the town is wary of outsiders, citing the germs and dirt they may bring. After several insults and implications that he and Gloria aren't good enough for the people of Snobsdale, Richie leaves with the desire to take the townspeople down a notch or two. Richie then learns that his ancestor was granted the land in 1710 by the Snobsdale Indians and that the land was deeded to Richie when he was a baby. He then outrages the Snobsdale citizens by giving the land back to the Indians.
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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 79)

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Did you paint the new car blue, Bascomb?
Genre
children
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Bascomb
Synopsis
Richie asks Bascomb to paint the limousine blue so that Gloria will not know that it is solid gold.
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Indexer Notes

This story is assigned a title of "New Car" by the editor of the reprint volume.

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Richie Rich / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Hi, fellahs! Hi, Richie! Look at Pee-Wee stand on his hands!
Genre
children
Characters
Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee-Wee Friendly
Synopsis
A normal playtime activity like doing handstands presents complications for Richie.
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Indexer Notes

The visual concept for this story was used again for the cover of Richie Rich Millions #18. This story is assigned a title of "Deep Pockets" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Time Machine (Table of Contents: 81)

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

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Midas Rich; Cadbury; Professor Potts; Native American chief; Gookins; Mrs. Midas Rich
Synopsis
Mr. Rich tells Richie about Midas Rich, who founded the family fortune. He describes Midas as a financial wizard who could almost see the future. Richie then meets Professor Potts, who wants funding for a time machine invention. Richie tests it out and travels back in time to meet Midas Rich. Midas turns out not to be a financial genius, but on Richie's advice buys up land that will one day produce oil. Back in the present, Richie asks for an advance on his allowance to fund the time machine's development, but his father tells him to avoid such nonsense and look to the future like Midas Rich.
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Richie's Richie (Table of Contents: 82)

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Richie Rich [as himself, his imagined adult self and his imagined son]; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Gloria Glad; Cadbury
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Richie imagines that he and Gloria grow up to marry and have a son much like himself. He envisions a son who would be very pampered and who cringes at the thought of getting dirty or infected by germs. Not liking this mental picture, he then refuses to comb his hair and starts to play in the mud, after which he is immediately sent to take a bath. While in the tub, he resolves that any son of his will not get all the "fuss and attention" that he gets himself
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Just Name It (Table of Contents: 83)

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Richie Rich; Gloria; Emil; pastry chef; dress shop owner; dress shop saleslady; candy shop owner; travel agent; truck driver; dress shop delivery man; engineer; Cadbury
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Richie and Gloria go window shopping. At a few stores, Gloria mentions an item she likes, and as they make a small purchase, Richie whispers something to the shop owner. Later Gloria learns that Richie has purchased each of the stores. Richie's extravagance angers her, and she decides to teach Richie a lesson, mentioning that she wishes the moon were hers. Later Richie invites her to look through his telescope, which he has rigged to display an image of the moon "gift-wrapped" for her. Gloria thinks it is real and storms off in anger as Richie tries to explain that it's not what she thinks.
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Look! There's an old well, Richie!
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad
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Gloria and Richie come across a wishing well, and Gloria makes a wish. They they realize that one is supposed to throw in a coin when making a wish, and neither one of them has any money on them. Richie solves the problem by writing a check and tossing it in.
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This story is assigned a title of "Wishing Well" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich and Our Man Cadbury (Table of Contents: 85)

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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Cadbury
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Mrs. Rich describes Cadbury as the perfect butler, saying that he knows how to carry out everything he's asked to do. Richie agrees that he's a great butler, but decides to test Cadbury on a few non-butlerish tasks - namely in the area of sports. To Richie's surprise, Cadbury proves to be an excellent baseball pitcher, a crack batter, and he even calmly catches a fly ball without a glove. He also proves to be superior at kicking a football and then catching it through a window while serving Mrs. Rich's tea.
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Granite Hill (Table of Contents: 86)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; real estate salesman; Emil Chizul; homeowner; Bertha Chizul; construction crew; chauffeur
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To celebrate the anniversary of the day they first met, Richie commissions a huge sculpture of Gloria. At great expense, he acquires a hill of solid granite and hires the best sculptor available, along with a crew of workmen. To keep the project a secret, the sculptor takes pictures of Gloria for reference rather than have her pose for the sculpture. However, when the day comes to unveil the finished art, the sculpture is of Gloria's friend Bertha, who was also in the pictures and who happens to be the sculptor's daughter.
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Hmm! Richie, please clean up your desk and tidy your room!
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Richie Rich; Regina Rich
Synopsis
Richie cleans his room and tosses out all the loose money.
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A Little Family Picnic (Table of Contents: 88)

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Richie suggests a picnic on the Rich estate, and his parents love the idea. However, as they set out, Richie is surprised to see a caravan of trucks following them to the picnic spot Mr. Rich has selected. Landscapers clear an area and lay down sod, exterminators spray for insects, the air is scented with perfume, a marching band and circus performers entertain them, and a bevy of butlers serve food that has been flown in by helicopter. Richie had wanted a simple picnic and sneaks away to build a fire and roast a hotdog. Soon his parents join him and enjoy "getting away from it all".
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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 89)

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Look Richie-$150 shoes!
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Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Cadbury
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Reggie brags about several of the items of clothing he is wearing, pointing out how much each one cost. Not impressed and bored by the line of conversation, Richie excuses himself to put on his new suit. When he emerges, he is wearing his "$50,000" suit, which is made entirely of currency.
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This story is assigned a title of "$50,000 Suit" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Money Touch (Table of Contents: 90)

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Richie and Gloria go for a hike through an undeveloped part of the Rich estate, and Gloria comments that it is nice to be away from any sign of Richie's wealth. But on several occasions, when she tries to pick up an interesting stone or pick a flower, she inadvertently trips switches that open one of the Riches' secret camouflaged vaults. After several such incidents, she becomes frustrated and suggests going to her house to get ice cream, which they do. However, there she also accidentally finds a forgotten hidden vault, as Mr. Rich used to own the property on which Gloria's house is built.
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The Boy Miser (Table of Contents: 91)

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Mr. Rich dreams that Richie has become greedy and miserly, converting the Rich mansion into a huge vault and hiring lawyers to take over all of the Rich assets and kick his parents out.
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Anybody Who Goes To A Psychiatrist Ought To Have His Head Examined! (Table of Contents: 92)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Dr. McFogg; Richard Rich; boat merchant; unnamed boy; jeweler; Mrs. Sweetooth; doorman; chauffeur; waiters; restaurant patrons; Otto
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Gloria makes Richie see a psychiatrist to help him stop spending money.
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In the table of contents for the reprint volume, the editor has shortened the story title to "...Head Examined".

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 93)

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Hi, Freckles and Pee Wee! What are you doing?
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly
Synopsis
Freckles and Pee Wee collect junk to make money.
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A Very Healthy Attitude (Table of Contents: 94)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Nurse Jenny; gardene
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Richie joins Nurse Jenny on her daily walk.
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I'll Keep in Touch (Table of Contents: 95)

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Richie tries to keep in contact with Gloria while she's on vacation.
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Driving Lessons (Table of Contents: 96)

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Regina Rich; Cadbury
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Cadbury gives Mrs. Rich driving lessons.
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I have a special camera I want to show you, Gloria!
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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; artist
Synopsis
Richie's giant new camera has an artist hidden inside.
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This story is assigned a title of "Color Portrait" by the editor of the reprint volume.

The Picture (Table of Contents: 98)

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Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; Freckles Friendly; Cadbury; Reggie Van Dough; Mr. Twit; construction workers; movie crew; Gloria's Aunt Matilda
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Gloria has trouble getting a simple photo to send to her aunt in England.
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Hollywood Butler (Table of Contents: 99)

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Richie Rich; Cadbury; actors; makeup and costume expert; Morty; Muriel
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Cadbury reminisces about when he worked for a Hollywood movie monster creator.
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Richie Rich and Atoman (Table of Contents: 100)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Mr. Smith; Dr. Jones; Atoman [Paul Diable]; Haskins; Rocky; unnamed gangsters; Chief Weber
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One of the estate scientists gains super-human powers in a radioactive accident and turns to evil, bent on destroying Mr. Rich's power.
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Story continues in "Richie Rich and the Man Who Couldn't be Stopped", immediately following in this volume.

Richie Rich and the Man Who Couldn't be Stopped (Table of Contents: 101)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Cadbury; Atoman [Paul Diable]; Rocky; unnamed gangsters; night watchman; Dan O'Hara; Captain Boland
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Atoman begins blowing up Rich factories and demands a billion dollar ransom to stop.
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Continued from "Richie Rich and Atoman", immediately preceding in this reprint volume and continues in "An Empire Is Saved", immediately following.

An Empire is Saved (Table of Contents: 102)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Cadbury; Atoman [Paul Diable]; Rocky; unnamed gangsters; Higby; Sergeant; Rocky; unnamed gangsters
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Richie corners Atoman in his mountain playhouse.
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Continued from "Richie Rich and the Man Who Couldn't be Stopped", immediately preceding in this reprint volume.

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Thanks for having me over here today, Uncle Frugal!
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Richie Rich; Uncle Frugal
Synopsis
Richie learns the hard way what Uncle Frugal hides in his mattress.
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This story is assigned a title of "Uncle Frugal" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich and the Dollar-Matian Dog (Table of Contents: 104)

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Regina Rich; Buck (first appearance); Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; police officer; Aunt Moola; Richie Rich; Penny (dog - not Penny Van Dough)
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Richie plays with Aunt Moola's Dollar-matian dog, Buck, while she is busy shopping.
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Buck's first appearance here introduces the concept of the Dollar-mation dog, similar to a Dalmation, but with dollar signs instead of regular black spots. After another appearance in Richie Rich #65, Buck's role would be replaced by Dollar, Richie's own Dollar-mation dog, who went on to appear in many stories across the full range of Richie's titles.

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Good grief, Richie! What is it?
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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; conductor; musicians
Synopsis
Richie's new Hi-Fi contains a full orchestra.
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This story is assigned a title of "Hi-Fi Set" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Mammon's Moneys (Table of Contents: 106)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Mr. Broker; unnamed investment broker; Mammon
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Richie dreams he meets Mammon, The God of Wealth.
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The service Is wonderful, Pierre!
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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; Pierre; restaurant patrons; restaurant manager
Synopsis
Richie leaves their waiter a tip large enough for him to open his own restaurant.
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This story is assigned a title of "Pierre's" by the editor of the reprint volume.

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Holland certainly has a beauty of it's own!
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children
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Richie Rich
Synopsis
While visiting Holland, Richie stops a leak in a dike with a wad of money.
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This story is assigned a title of "Perfect Cork" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich and the Youth Maker (Table of Contents: 109)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; scientist; foreign spies
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Two spies follow Richie and watch him playing with a youth machine.
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Story continues in "It Can Be Dangerous!", immediately following in this reprint volume.

It Can Be Dangerous! (Table of Contents: 110)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; foreign spies
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The spies steal the youth machine and abandon Richie in a swamp.
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Story continued from "Richie Rich and the Youth Maker", immediately preceding in this reprint volume.

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I'd like to go in there a moment, Richie!
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Gloria Glad; Richie Rich; Mr. Bloff; sales clerk; sign painter
Synopsis
When a lazy sales clerk won't bother to get Gloria a pack of bubble gum, Richie buys the store.
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This story is assigned a title of "Richie's 5 and 10" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich and the Missing Crown! (Table of Contents: 112)

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Richie Rich; Cadbury; Blackie; Duds; gangster; Ben Craig; Ben Craig's father; museum curator; thief
Synopsis
Richie joins a treasure hunt for Richard the Lionhearted's crown.
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The Hiding Place (Table of Contents: 113)

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Richie Rich; Cadbury; Ben Craig; Blackie; Duds; gangster; museum visitors
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Richie discovers they already had the crown the entire time.
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We're making a movie about a shipwreck on your father's lake—but we need an iceberg in this scene—
Genre
children
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Richie Rich; movie director; cameraman
Synopsis
Richie provides a film crew with a prop for an iceberg.
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This story is assigned a title of "Uncut Diamond" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Richie Rich meets Psychic Delia The Happy Medium (Table of Contents: 115)

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Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Pee Wee Friendly; Psychic Delia; bank robber; policeman; John Henry Breakwater; John's girlfriend
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A psychic takes Richie on a trip through time to find her long lost love.
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Continues in "The Rare Medium", immediately following in this reprint volume.

Richie Rich and the Rare Medium (Table of Contents: 116)

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Richie Rich; Psychic Delia; Seminole Indians; Ponce de Leon; John Henry Breakwater; John's girlfriend; minister; Regina Rich; Richard Rich
Synopsis
Delia decides not to marry her true love when she discovers he lives on a Rutabaga farm.
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Continues from "Psychic Delia the Happy Medium", immediately preceding in this reprint volume.

The Rich Guide (Table of Contents: 117)

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Richie Rich; Scragg; unnamed crook; Rich estate security guards
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Two crooks think they are fooling Richie into showing them where to find things they can steal.
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Correct (Table of Contents: 118)

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Richie Rich; Regina Rich; Mrs. Wright; Mrs. Proper
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Two members of the Correct Society, to which Mrs. Rich belongs, come for a meeting at the Rich estate. They are appalled at what they consider gaudy displays of wealth, until Richie makes a suggestion that changes their tune.
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Invisible Mischief (Table of Contents: 119)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Brutus
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Reggie uses an invisibility suit to play tricks on Richie, but somehow Richie keeps "accidentally" causing problems for him.
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I'd like you to pick me up at Dad's office, Captain Worley!
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Richie Rich; Captain Worley
Synopsis
Captain Worley does not know how he will figure out on top of which building that Richie will be waiting, but Richie figures out a way to signal him.
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This story is assigned a title of "Dollar Sign" by the editor of the reprint volume.

Craaash! (Table of Contents: 121)

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Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Mr. Cranium; Regina Rich; workmen; pedestrian; china salesman; Torshun; dog walker
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Richie discovers that he cannot turn off an experimental pair of motorized skates that he is testing, which does not bode well for his mother's expensive new china tea set.
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Number One Boy (Table of Contents: 122)

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Richie Rich; astronauts; parade-goers; Richard Rich; paparazzi; robber; costume salesman; reporters; Martians
Synopsis
Richie grows tired of the publicity from being the first boy on Mars.
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Some Maid, That Butler (Table of Contents: 123)

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Richie Rich; Cadbury; Mrs. Uperade; Alexander Posh; Mrs. Posh
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Cadbury relates an embarrassing tale in which at a former employer he was forced to dress alternately as a butler and then as a maid.
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Nice to Have Along (Table of Contents: 124)

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Richie Rich; Cadbury; Regina Rich; Irona (first appearance); deer hunter
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Richie is accompanied on a picnic by the Irona, the Rich's robot maid.
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Irona looks significantly different in this issue than she will in subsequent appearances. Her look undergoes major changes for her next appearance in Richie Rich #103, and then again in Richie Rich #104, where her design is fairly close to what readers will grow accustomed to going forward.

The Tycoons (Table of Contents: 125)

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Richie and his friends accidentally make big business decisions on Rich Enterprise's new Televideo Ordermatic.
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Table of Contents
  1. 0. [no title indexed]
    Richie Rich
  2. 1. The Dancing Lessons
    Richie Rich
  3. 2. The Big Race
    Richie Rich
  4. 3. Crime Doesn't Play
    Richie Rich
  5. 4. A Fool Of Water
    Richie Rich
  6. 5. Problem Child
    Richie Rich
  7. 6. Crime Doesn't Play
    Richie Rich
  8. 7. ["Here, Ma'am! Take my seat!"]
    Richie Rich
  9. 8. Something Fishy
    Richie Rich
  10. 9. Bruise Cruise
    Richie Rich
  11. 10. A Thief's Grief
    Richie Rich
  12. 11. ["Oboy! I should get some terrific movies of the ski tournament with my new camera!"]
    Richie Rich
  13. 12. ["Get your trunks on, Fellas, I've got a treasure map!"]
    Richie Rich
  14. 13. Out West
    Richie Rich
  15. 14. From Richie to Rags
    Richie Rich
  16. 15. ["Have fun at the charity ball, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  17. 16. Pool of Fun
    Richie Rich
  18. 17. Oil's Well
    Richie Rich
  19. 18. Some Voyage
    Richie Rich
  20. 19. Knots To You
    Richie Rich
  21. 20. ["Say, Freckles! Mother just bought a new piano today, and I have something for you!"]
    Richie Rich
  22. 21. Tree's A Crowd
    Richie Rich
  23. 22. Living It Up
    Richie Rich
  24. 23. The Mayor and the Minors
    Richie Rich
  25. 24. ["Gee, I'm getting tired of dressing like this!"]
    Richie Rich
  26. 25. The Good Sport
    Richie Rich
  27. 26. ["Golly! Look! All the kids are out sailing their boats on the lake today!"]
    Richie Rich
  28. 27. Bashful Billy
    Richie Rich
  29. 28. ["Gee, I sure hope Richie can come out to play!"]
    Richie Rich
  30. 29. Man of the House
    Richie Rich
  31. 30. The Best of Gifts
    Richie Rich
  32. 31. ["Time for your bath, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  33. 32. A Matter Of Luck
    Richie Rich
  34. 33. ["Gee whiz, Dad! You mean we can't go to our fishing camp like we planned?"]
    Richie Rich
  35. 34. Who's News
    Richie Rich
  36. 35. ["Well, boys ...are we set for our trip up north?"]
    Richie Rich
  37. 36. ["You know, Dear, Richie is growing up too soft! No drive! No ambition!]
    Richie Rich
  38. 37. Gifts for Gloria
    Richie Rich
  39. 38. ["Hi, Richie! How about going fishing down at Wilson's pier?"]
    Richie Rich
  40. 39. Any Luck?
    Richie Rich
  41. 40. The Big Brain
    Richie Rich
  42. 41. ["My name is Horace! We just moved into this neighborhood!"]
    Richie Rich
  43. 42. A Living Doll
    Richie Rich
  44. 43. ["I'll show you around New York, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  45. 44. The Tomorrow Clock
    Richie Rich
  46. 45. The Tycoon
    Richie Rich
  47. 46. First Anniversary
    Richie Rich
  48. 47. ["They sure treated you royally in the railroad terminal, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  49. 48. ["This is the Potomac River, Richie! How's your pitching arm?"]
    Richie Rich
  50. 49. Twinkletoes
    Richie Rich
  51. 50. The Molehill Mountain
    Richie Rich
  52. 51. It's a Gift
    Richie Rich
  53. 52. ["This is a right nice little estate you have here, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  54. 53. Richie Rich Meets Uncle Smart
    Richie Rich
  55. 54. ["Zip Gum!"]
    Richie Rich
  56. 55. The Big Race
    Richie Rich
  57. 56. ["Gee, thanks for taking me fishing, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  58. 57. ["Oh boy, a lucky horseshoe!"]
    Richie Rich
  59. 58. First Date
    Richie Rich
  60. 59. ["Keep your city clean"]
    Richie Rich
  61. 60. Early To Bed
    Richie Rich
  62. 61. ["Well! I have enough candy now to last me a month!"]
    Richie Rich
  63. 62. ["Richie, Here's the new car I was telling you about!"]
    Richie Rich
  64. 63. Mutiny on the Oceanic!
    Richie Rich
  65. 64. The Manta's Menace
    Richie Rich
  66. 65. When Pirates Walked the Plank
    Richie Rich
  67. 66. For The Birds
    Richie Rich
  68. 67. ["Yippee!"]
    Pee Wee
  69. 68. The Golden Touch
    Richie Rich
  70. 69. Cousin Skinner
    Richie Rich
  71. 70. His Wonderful Wallet
    Richie Rich
  72. 71. ["Say! Look at all the old clocks!"]
    Richie Rich
  73. 72. Gets Away From It All
    Richie Rich
  74. 73. The Mustache Mystery
    Richie Rich
  75. 74. Mystery of the Catman
    Richie Rich
  76. 75. Extra-Special Care
    Richie Rich
  77. 76. Something Simple
    Richie Rich
  78. 77. The Boy and The Butler
    Richie Rich
  79. 78. Snobsdale
    Richie Rich
  80. 79. ["Did you paint the new car blue, Bascomb?"]
    Richie Rich
  81. 80. ["Hi, fellahs! Hi, Richie! Look at Pee-Wee stand on his hands!"]
    Richie Rich
  82. 81. The Time Machine
    Richie Rich
  83. 82. Richie's Richie
    Richie Rich
  84. 83. Just Name It
    Richie Rich
  85. 84. ["Look! There's an old well, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  86. 85. Richie Rich and Our Man Cadbury
    Richie Rich
  87. 86. Granite Hill
    Richie Rich
  88. 87. ["Hmm! Richie, please clean up your desk and tidy your room!"]
  89. 88. A Little Family Picnic
    Richie Rich
  90. 89. ["Look Richie-$150 shoes!"]
    Richie Rich
  91. 90. The Money Touch
    Richie Rich
  92. 91. The Boy Miser
    Richie Rich
  93. 92. Anybody Who Goes To A Psychiatrist Ought To Have His Head Examined!
    Richie Rich
  94. 93. ["Hi, Freckles and Pee Wee! What are you doing?"]
    Richie Rich
  95. 94. A Very Healthy Attitude
    Richie Rich
  96. 95. I'll Keep in Touch
    Richie Rich
  97. 96. Driving Lessons
    Richie Rich
  98. 97. ["I have a special camera I want to show you, Gloria!"]
    Richie Rich
  99. 98. The Picture
    Richie Rich
  100. 99. Hollywood Butler
    Cadbury
  101. 100. Richie Rich and Atoman
    Richie Rich
  102. 101. Richie Rich and the Man Who Couldn't be Stopped
    Richie Rich
  103. 102. An Empire is Saved
    Richie Rich
  104. 103. ["Thanks for having me over here today, Uncle Frugal!"]
    Richie Rich
  105. 104. Richie Rich and the Dollar-Matian Dog
    Richie Rich
  106. 105. ["Good grief, Richie! What is it?"]
    Richie Rich
  107. 106. Mammon's Moneys
    Richie Rich
  108. 107. ["The service Is wonderful, Pierre!"]
    Richie Rich
  109. 108. ["Holland certainly has a beauty of it's own!"]
    Richie Rich
  110. 109. Richie Rich and the Youth Maker
    Richie Rich
  111. 110. It Can Be Dangerous!
    Richie Rich
  112. 111. ["I'd like to go in there a moment, Richie!"]
    Richie Rich
  113. 112. Richie Rich and the Missing Crown!
    Richie Rich
  114. 113. The Hiding Place
    Richie Rich
  115. 114. ["We're making a movie about a shipwreck on your father's lake—but we need an iceberg in this scene—"]
    Richie Rich
  116. 115. Richie Rich meets Psychic Delia The Happy Medium
    Richie Rich
  117. 116. Richie Rich and the Rare Medium
    Richie Rich
  118. 117. The Rich Guide
    Richie Rich
  119. 118. Correct
    Richie Rich
  120. 119. Invisible Mischief
    Richie Rich
  121. 120. ["I'd like you to pick me up at Dad's office, Captain Worley!"]
    Richie Rich
  122. 121. Craaash!
    Richie Rich
  123. 122. Number One Boy
    Richie Rich
  124. 123. Some Maid, That Butler
    Cadbury, the Perfect Butler
  125. 124. Nice to Have Along
    Richie Rich
  126. 125. The Tycoons
    Richie Rich
This issue was modified by
  • Dwayne Best
  • Nick Caputo
  • CTGarry
  • Craig Richardson
  • Jim Van Dore