Cover: John Lucas

Katy Keene #22

Aug 1987 · Archie · 0.75 USD

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In "The Girl Who Has Everything," Katy Keene steps in when her friend Hannah Pink is sidelined after an injury during a tennis match, taking over Hannah’s spot on a TV game show—only to miss Ramon’s birthday party as a result. With a heartfelt gesture, Katy makes it up to him by weaving a special birthday message into the show’s opening credits, turning a moment of personal sacrifice into a touching surprise. Written by George Gladir and illustrated by John Lucas, with inks by Mike Esposito, colors by Barry Grossman, and letters by Bill Yoshida, this 1987 issue features a cover by John Lucas that captures the story’s blend of glamour and friendship.

Contains 4 stories

The Girl Who has Everything

6 pp · Humor, Romance

Katy KeeneRock EnroeMelissa Keene [Sis]Ramon Ramirez (cameo)Arnold Horsenlegger (cameo)Baron John Von Laren (cameo)Mrs. Keene (Mom cameo in dream)

Grandmother’s Trunk

5 pp · Adventure, Humor

Katy KeeneMelissa Keene [Sis]Aunt Selma

In "Grandmother’s Trunk," Jo finds herself transported to the 1800s after playing dress-up with vintage clothes in her aunt’s attic, only to be assigned endless chores by a stern Katy—only to wake up and discover her aunt has her doing the same chores for real. The story blends whimsy and mischief, turning a rainy afternoon into a playful time-traveling twist.

A Day with Katy...

1 pp · Fashion

Katy Keene

Wheel of Money

5 pp

Katy KeeneRamon RamirezHannah PinkGloria Granbilt

In "Wheel of Money," Katy Keene steps in to host her friend Hannah Pink’s TV game show after Hannah gets injured playing tennis, forcing Katy to miss Ramon’s birthday party. When she makes it up to him by weaving a special birthday message into the show’s opening sequence, the moment feels both sweet and full of quiet magic.