Happy Days #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Male Fraud," Chachi kicks off a chain letter scheme promising every girl who passes it on a date with Fonzie—leading to a whirlwind of unexpected attention and a clever plan to impersonate the Fonz when the real deal gets overwhelmed. With art by Bill Williams, this 1979 issue captures the lighthearted chaos of teenage antics in a classic Happy Days setting.
In "Male Fraud," Chachi launches a chain letter scheme promising every girl who passes it on a date with Fonzie—setting off a whirlwind of chaos when he plans to impersonate the Fonz to keep the promise. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures the playful mischief of 1979’s Happy Days with a lighthearted twist on fame and friendship.
In "Framed!", a mischievous prankster named Dick Fixx pulls off a series of thefts, pinning the blame on Fonzie with a clever scheme that leaves everyone puzzled. As the mystery unfolds, it's revealed that Dick’s motive stems from jealousy—over both Fonzie and a girl named Rhonda—turning a simple caper into something far more personal.
In "Matinee Idol," Ralph's crush on Marcie sends him down a cinematic rabbit hole, convinced he's the real-life twin of Humphrey Bogart. As he tries to channel his favorite noir star, his antics strain his friendships—until he remembers who he really is.
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