Katy Keene Comics #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "By the Garden Gate," Katy Keene finds herself caught in a playful misunderstanding when Randy invites her to see his new boat—named after her—only for her to flee upon spotting him rowing toward the pier, unaware it was all a lighthearted prank. Written and illustrated by Bill Woggon, this 1954 tale captures a moment of innocent charm, with the cover by Bill Woggon perfectly framing the scene’s whimsy.
In this lighthearted 1954 tale from *Katy Keene Comics #19*, Randy pulls a playful prank by naming his new yacht after Katy and luring her to the pier—only for her to flee upon seeing him rowing toward her in a tiny boat, unaware it was all part of the joke. The humor unfolds with classic charm, capturing a moment of mistaken timing and giggles in the world of fashion and flirty antics.
In this 1954 slice of fashion-forward fun from *Katy Keene Comics #19*, Gloria tries to steal the spotlight by taking a role in a skating movie meant for Katy—only to find that authenticity is the real star, and the director’s idea of realism involves a few well-placed tumbles.
In this 1954 splash of humor from *Katy Keene Comics* #19, Randy’s brand-new "block long dreamboat" takes a wild detour when its parking brakes fail—sending the car careening straight into the Ventura Pipe Line under the street. With a mix of fashion flair and slapstick timing, the mishap sets off a delightfully absurd chain of events.
In this 1954 slice of vintage humor, Jo tries to ditch Chubby by sending him on a mission for ice cream cones—only to find her plan unraveling when Chubby bumps into Gloria, who promptly demands K.O. take a two-mile swim.
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↩ Reprints Pep Comics #105 (1954)
Reprinted in Laugh Comics Digest / Laugh Comics Digest Magazine / Laugh Digest Magazine #25 (1980)
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