Katy Keene Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeKaty Keene Comics #3 (1951) delivers a delightfully chaotic slice of teen life, with Katy landing a movie role only to miss her alarm and show up late—ruining her chance. The next day, her sister Sis tries to help with a wildly inventive alarm clock that punches her in the eye, leading to a black eye and a new kind of wake-up call. Written and illustrated by Bill Woggon, the issue captures the charm and humor of early Archie-era comics, with the cover by Bill Woggon perfectly mirroring the zany energy inside.
In this 1951 installment from *Katy Keene Comics #3*, Katy’s real-life connection to her readers takes a whimsical turn when she begins stumbling upon lucky charms—four-leaf clovers, shooting stars, and more—each sparking a wish that her fans might help support the March of Dimes. The story follows her heartfelt efforts to turn these small miracles into meaningful action, all while staying true to her signature style and charm.
In "null," Katy Keene’s big movie break hangs in the balance when she oversleeps—again—missing her audition. The next day, her sister Sis tries to help with a wild new alarm clock that punches Katy in the eye, only to make things worse.
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