The Three Stooges #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "No Mummy to Guide Them," the Three Stooges find themselves down on their luck, squatting in a treehouse in the park before being chased off by a cop. Seeking shelter, they duck into Gumbles Department Store, where they pretend to be mannequins—only to stumble upon a scheme involving rogue dummies planning to steal fur coats. Art by Pete Alvarado and letters by Bernie Zuber bring the chaos to life in this 1967 Western comic, a 12-cent slice of slapstick satire.
Stranded in the desert, the Three Stooges stumble into a pyramid chasing a mirage, only to be terrified by a mummy—then quickly side with a young girl searching for her missing father. Together, they outwit a gang of tomb robbers in a race to protect the pyramid’s hidden treasure, all while keeping their wits (and their hats) on.
When the Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe DeRita—find themselves homeless and sleeping in a park, they improvise a "penthouse" treehouse before being chased off by a cop. Taking refuge in Gumbles Department Store, they pretend to be mannequins, only to stumble upon a scheme where the store’s dummies are actually robbers planning to steal fur coats.
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Reprinted in The Three Stooges in Full Color #1 (1991)
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