The Three Stooges #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Defective Detectives," the Three Stooges take on a new job as junk collectors, only to be handed an old horse and wagon that’s obsessed with extinguishing flames—any flame, from birthday candles to movie sets. As the Stooges scramble to keep up with their fiery steed’s antics, they’re dragged into a frantic race to save a burning firehouse, unaware of the surprising connection to their past. Written by Cecil Beard and illustrated by Joe Messerli, this 1965 Western comic features a 12-cent cover by an unknown artist.
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Working as junk collectors, the Stooges are given an old horse and wagon. The horse gets them in trouble because it's fanatical about stamping out fires on cigarettes, birthday cakes, and Hollywood film sets. The Stooges rush to keep up and save a burning firehouse, only to learn the horse is their old mascot, "the best old fire horse ever!"
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