The Three Stooges #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ali Blah Blah and the Forty Thieves," the Three Stooges find themselves in a whirlwind of chaos after agreeing to guard their friend Sammy’s race car overnight. What starts as a simple night in the garage quickly spirals into a full-blown race-day adventure when they’re accidentally whisked away in the very car they were meant to protect. With Joe Messerli’s energetic art bringing the slapstick mayhem to life, this 1963 Western Comics classic delivers a delightfully absurd caper that’s equal parts racing excitement and classic Stooge slapstick.
When the Three Stooges’ struggling camel lot hits rock bottom, a mysterious customer offers a golden opportunity: a treasure map leading to the legendary hoard of the Forty Thieves. With greed in their eyes and chaos in their steps, Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe follow the clues into a hidden cave, where fortune awaits—just as the Caliph and his band of Arabs are about to make them the ultimate gift: a one-way trip to the afterlife.
When the Three Stooges crash a garage sleepover with their pal Sammy, they’re meant to guard his race car for the "Grand Spree"—but end up being the ones stolen instead. With car thieves on the loose and cops on their tail, the Stooges accidentally become part of the high-speed race, turning chaos into a wild, hair-raising ride.
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Reprinted in The Three Stooges #1 (1989), The Three Stooges in 3-D #1 (1991)
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