The Three Stooges #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "In the Foreign Legion," the Three Stooges—Curly-Joe, Moe, and Larry—find themselves on a wild detour after wrecking their TV, chasing a free one advertised in a far-flung newspaper. Their quest leads them straight into the Foreign Legion, where the catch for their prize is a bizarre mission: capture the elusive Abu Ben Boo. Written by Jerry Belson, this 1966 Western Comics adventure delivers classic slapstick chaos with a military twist.
In "In the Foreign Legion," the Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe—trade their broken TV for a wild adventure after answering a free-TV ad that leads them straight into the Foreign Legion. Now tasked with capturing the elusive Abu Ben Boo to claim their prize, the trio’s usual chaos takes a turn in the desert, where every step brings more confusion than command.
In this lighthearted 1966 tale from The Three Stooges #27, Curly Joe DeRita’s joy at watching a kite flying contest takes a comedic turn when the kite flyers enlist his help—just as they head off for ice cream. With the kites in his care and chaos on the horizon, the Three Stooges are back to their classic brand of slapstick mischief.
When the little monsters Orrible Orvie and Awful Annie stumble upon a map to Uncle Creepy’s buried treasure, Pop agrees to join them on the hunt—though he’s not quite prepared for what awaits. The real surprise isn’t the gold, but the reaction of Uncle Creepy when they finally find it.
When the Three Stooges take on a shady delivery job at the docks, a single misstep turns their cargo of smuggled diamonds into a box of chocolates—leading to a chaotic chase through the city streets. With Big Eddie and his gang on their heels, the boys find themselves cornered in a dead-end alley, only to discover their latest mishap has left them with more than just a headache.
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