The Three Stooges #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bothersome Berth," the Three Stooges accidentally damage movie star Gilda Glitter’s car, prompting her to exclaim they should be "shot"—a line they take literally as a casting call. Pivoting from chaos to heroism, they sneak onto a film set to rescue her precious necklace from unseen thieves. Joe Messerli handles art, inking, and lettering in this 1962 Dell comic, capturing the trio’s slapstick antics with crisp, expressive detail.
When the Three Stooges accidentally wreck movie actress Gilda Glitter’s car, her exasperated remark—“You oughta be in pictures!”—inspires them to take her words literally. Sneaking onto a bustling film set, they stumble into a scheme to protect her precious necklace from a pair of slick thieves, all while trying not to get caught in the middle of a cinematic chaos.
In Ancient Egypt, the Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe—accidentally land a gig building a pyramid for just fifty bucks and lunch, unaware of the real stakes. With a sneaky rival and a mysterious mummy adding chaos to the construction site, their usual brand of slapstick soon turns the desert into a full-blown disaster zone.
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Reprinted in The Three Stooges #50 (1971)
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