Three Stooges #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Treasure of the Islands!", Mark journeys to a remote Pacific island with his friend Tino to uncover a wartime treasure hidden from the Japanese. When his companion Garth grows suspicious and tries to eliminate him, the two are forced to unite against a monstrous giant squid guarding the hoard. With dynamic art by Joe Kubert and a striking cover by Norman Maurer, this 1949 adventure blends peril and camaraderie in a tale that’s as much about survival as it is about the next big story.
In a zany African film shoot, Curly dons a gorilla suit while Moe and Larry play bumbling cavemen—only to have a real gorilla show up and be mistaken for Curly, sending the production into chaotic confusion. With Marlena Marlena caught in the middle of the mayhem, the Three Stooges’ usual brand of slapstick takes a wild turn when reality and costume blur.
Mark Montage journeys to a remote Pacific island with his friend Tino, seeking the treasure his people hid from the Japanese during the war. When Garth suspects Mark of treachery, he tries to kill him—only to find themselves united against a giant squid guarding the long-lost hoard. With the treasure finally within reach, Mark already has another wild tale ready for the silver screen.
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