Four Color #1078
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "To Gobble or Not to Gobble," the Three Stooges—now working as barbers—find themselves in a woolly predicament when Curly Joe brings in a sheepdog for a haircut. What starts as a routine trim turns chaotic when they realize the dog is Snoodles, a prized pet with a $500 reward for his return. With Pete Alvarado’s expressive art and Tony DiPaola handling both inks and letters, this 1960 Dell comic delivers classic slapstick with a surprising twist, all in a 10-cent package.
In "Canine Capers," the Three Stooges—ever the bumbling barbers—find themselves in a whirlwind of wool and woe when Curly Joe brings in a sheepdog for a practice cut. What starts as a routine grooming session turns chaotic when they realize the dog is Snoodles, a prized pet with a $500 reward for his return.
In "Monkey Business," the Stooges attempt to make a quick buck by entering Curly Joe—their misfit monkey—into a gladiator-style bout with Crusho the Great, a towering gorilla, hoping to win enough cash to buy a proper monkey of their own. With their usual mix of slapstick chaos and desperate schemes, the trio dives headfirst into a showdown that’s equal parts absurd and unpredictable.
When the Stooges go fishing and wander into a rocket training center, their day takes a wild turn—literally—when they accidentally launch themselves to Mars. Now stranded on the red planet, they find themselves the star attractions in a Martian museum, baffled by their new, very alien, audience.
In "Home, Sweet, Home," the Stooges return from a wild trip to Mars—no details, just that they're back—and immediately dive into their usual brand of chaos. Curly Joe, ever the prankster, buys two pies at a bakery and delights in splattering Moe and Larry with them, right in the face.
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Reprinted in The Three Stooges #39 (1968), The Three Stooges #40 (1968), The Three Stooges in Full Color #1 (1991), The Three Stooges #6-057
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