The Three Stooges #26
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "From Rugs to Riches," the Three Stooges find themselves in a whirlwind adventure after trading a prized oriental carpet for a tattered old rug they’re told is a genuine antique Persian. Fired from their job and eating their last meal on the rug, Curly-Joe accidentally reads words on it that send them soaring to a desert palace where a princess is imprisoned in a giant jar. With Larry trapped in her place, the boys must think fast to rescue her—no easy task when the rug’s magic is just beginning to reveal its secrets. Written by Jerry Belson and Cecil Beard, and illustrated by Joe Messerli with inks by the same, this 1965 Western Comics gem delivers classic slapstick with a fantastical twist.
When the Three Stooges trade a prized oriental carpet for a tattered old rug—only to be fired for the deal—they end up eating their last meal on it, unaware it’s a magical relic. Curly Joe’s reading of ancient words on the fabric sends them soaring to a desert palace, where a princess is imprisoned in a giant jar and Larry has been taken as a replacement. Now, with the princess in peril and their friend trapped, the Stooges must figure out how to pull off a rescue—before the magic carpet decides to fly away again.
When 'Orrible Orvie, Awful Annie, and Granny Monster blast off to the moon in search of moondust to stop a werewolf who’s stolen Granny’s hex testbook, things go from silly to seriously spooky—especially when the werewolf’s not the only one with a taste for mischief.
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