Katy Keene Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Katy Keene Comics #4 (1951), Bill Woggon crafts a lighthearted, candy-fueled misadventure as Sis sets Katy up on a date with Chubby Chuckles, the sweet shop worker, hoping for a treat-filled evening—only to find her plans derailed when Chubby consumes every piece of candy himself. With Bill Woggon handling both the interior art and cover, this 10-cent gem captures the charm and humor of early Archie-era comics.
In this lighthearted 1951 tale from *Katy Keene Comics* #4, Jo sets up her friend Katy with Chubby Chuckles, a sweet shop worker, hoping for a candy-filled date—but the treat ends up being more than Sis bargained for when Chubby devours it all himself. Written with playful charm and illustrated in the era’s signature fashion-forward style, the story captures a moment of innocent mischief and sweet miscommunication.
In this lighthearted 1951 tale from *Katy Keene Comics #4*, Jo’s attempt to help Katy by taking her favorite gown to the cleaners backfires hilariously when the dry cleaner accidentally shrinks it—leading Katy to panic about her figure and sparking a sweet, mistaken belief that she’s gaining weight. The misunderstanding sets off a chain of charmingly awkward moments, all centered around a pair of chocolates from Randy and the quiet tension of a friendship tested by a tiny wardrobe mishap.
In "null," Jo finds herself unexpectedly challenged during a picnic when her sister Katy and K.O. are too distracted to play ping-pong—so she turns to an unlikely opponent: a beaver using its tail in a surprisingly spirited game.
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Reprinted in Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #2
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