The Three Stooges in Full Color #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection reprints classic Three Stooges comic strips from the 1950s and 1960s, presented in full color for the first time. Featuring the iconic slapstick trio—Moe, Larry, and Curly (along with later member Curly Joe)—the volume captures their trademark mayhem and humor in a comic format. Published by Malibu in 1991, it offers a nostalgic look at the Stooges' enduring appeal in sequential art.
In "Something Fishy," the Three Stooges set out for a simple day of fishing, only to accidentally wander into a secret rocket training center. During a live countdown, they stumble aboard a launchpad-bound rocket and blast off to Mars—where they’re promptly put on display in a bizarre alien museum.
In "Home Sweet Home," the Stooges return from an absurd interplanetary trip with barely a word on how they got back—just a quick trip to the bakery, where Curly Joe’s generosity takes a delightfully messy turn. Moe and Larry get their share of the pie, and it’s not the kind you eat.
In Hollywood, the Stooges are kicked off movie sets chasing stardom—only to be recruited by two special effects men who lock them in a spooky mansion to test their scare tactics. Trapped with robotic monsters and hidden gadgets, the boys outwit their tormentors, but things go from practical joke to peril when a "synthetic materializer" unleashes a real, dangerous beast. With chaos and slapstick in full force, the Stooges find their way into the spotlight—this time, as the monsters themselves.
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↩ Reprints Four Color #1078 (1960), Four Color #1170 (1961), The Three Stooges #24 (1965), The Three Stooges #32 (1967)
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