The Three Stooges #16
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Pirates of Parrot Island," the Three Stooges find themselves shanghaied into pirate life in 1964’s The Three Stooges #16, where their clumsiness lands them in the galley. When they discover a girl imprisoned on Parrot Island, they turn the tide with a spicy prank and a clever parrot-powered ruse. Art by Pete Alvarado brings the swashbuckling chaos to life in this classic Western Comics adventure.
In pirate times, the Three Stooges are shanghaied onto a pirate ship, where their clumsiness earns them kitchen duty. When they discover a girl prisoner, they sneak a batch of chili powder into the pirates’ stew, then escape in a launch. Hunted on Parrot Island, Curly Joe puts his odd talents to work training the birds to shout like soldiers, leading to a surprising turn of events.
When the Three Stooges pay a visit to Curly Joe’s Aunt Phoebe on her farm, they quickly find themselves outnumbered—literally. While Aunt Phoebe lavishes attention on Curly Joe, Moe and Larry are relegated to the barn and forced to share a single hot dog. With tempers flaring and patience wearing thin, the boys make a daring retreat and strike back with a pair of aunts of their own.
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Reprinted in The Three Stooges #46 (1970)
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