Happy Days #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Winner," Richie finds himself unexpectedly in the spotlight when actress Dora Lake visits the school’s drama department, putting him in charge of the Speaker's Bureau. As rumors swirl that Dora has left her boyfriend, Lance Edwards, for Richie, the jealous Lance shows up in town, determined to reclaim her. With Bill Williams handling both art and inks, this 1979 issue captures the high school drama with a touch of classic charm.
In "The Winner," Fonzie’s sudden windfall from a $100,000 contest turns his life upside down—until he finds a surprisingly practical way to handle the chaos. With a mix of generosity and a touch of Fonzarelli flair, he donates half the prize to Panama State Park and nearly all the rest to found a college in his own name, keeping just enough for a new comb and a night out.
In "Over the Hill," Jo finds Fonzie and asks for his help when Howard, nearing his 50th birthday, starts feeling ancient. The next day, Fonzie organizes a surprise party at Arnold's, where Howard's unexpected attention from young girls gives him a surprising boost of confidence.
In "Star Light, Star Bright," Richie finds himself unexpectedly thrust into the spotlight when actress Dora Lake visits the school’s drama department, and the press spins a tale of romance between them. When Dora’s real boyfriend, Lance Edwards, arrives in town to win her back, the whole school buzzes with rumors and chaos.
In this 1979 slice of classic teen life from *Happy Days* #1, Joanie’s prom queen crown brings sudden fame—until a smooth-talking flirt named Phil sweeps her off her feet. When Fonzie and Richie notice Phil’s charm doesn’t quite match his actions, they team up on a scheme to reveal his real intentions, all while navigating the messy, hilarious world of high school romance.
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