The Three Stooges#13

The Three Stooges #13

Jul 1963 · Western · 0.12 USD

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In "Roads and Vehicles, Number 2: How Roads Began," Curly Joe finds himself mistaken for the legendary baseball star Homer McSlugger when a pair of crooks kidnap him, hypnotize him, and send him to play in a crucial game—unaware that his subconscious believes he’s the real McSlugger. Moe and Larry, tied up and desperate, must unravel the mix-up before the scheme unravels the game, all while Curly Joe’s accidental brilliance keeps the crowd cheering. The story unfolds with classic slapstick flair, drawn by Joe Messerli and inked by Tony DiPaola, and features a cover by Tony DiPaola.

Contains 4 stories

Roads and Vehicles, Number 2: How Roads Began

1 pp · Non-Fiction

Double Play

18 pp · Humor

Three Stooges [Moe HowardLarry FineCurly Joe DeRita]crookshypnotistHomer McSluggerbaseball playerscops

When Curly Joe DeRita bears an uncanny resemblance to baseball legend Homer McSlugger, crooks seize the chance to pull off a double-cross—hypnotizing Curly Joe and sending him onto the field to sabotage the game. Moe Howard and Larry Fine, tied up and left behind, must unravel the chaos as Curly Joe’s subconscious turns him into an accidental hero, all while the real McSlugger’s reputation hangs in the balance.

A Fishy Situation

4 pp · Humor

Professor PutterPark Ranger

Fortunes and Feathers

9 pp · Humor

Three Stooges [Moe HowardLarry FineCurly Joe DeRita]farmerreal estate salesman

In "Fortunes and Feathers," the Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Joe DeRita—find themselves on a chicken farm where beans are the main course and chaos is the only routine. With the farmer struggling to keep his land and a slick real estate salesman circling like a vulture, the trio stumbles into a situation that’s as messy as their latest slapstick routine.