The Three Stooges in 3-D #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1991 Malibu one-shot collects the classic Three Stooges comic strip in a 3-D format, featuring Moe, Larry, and Curly in slapstick adventures designed for anaglyph viewing. The issue includes a pair of 3-D glasses and reprints material from the original 1950s series, offering a nostalgic twist on the trio's trademark physical comedy.
In "A Hair-Racing Experience," the Three Stooges find themselves in Olden France, masquerading as Musketeers after a botched cleaning job. When Duke Doobad sends his clumsiest henchmen to capture the king, the Stooges accidentally foil the plot through their usual brand of chaotic misfortune. Art by Sparky Moore brings the slapstick antics to life in bold, dynamic panels.
When the Three Stooges visit their pal Sammy, they’re roped into helping him prepare for the wild "Grand Spree" — a high-speed race where chaos is guaranteed. After a night spent guarding Sammy’s car in the garage, the Stooges accidentally end up inside it when the vehicle vanishes, launching them into the race with no idea how to get out.
When the Three Stooges accidentally stumble into a prison break, they’re forced into convict uniforms and tossed behind bars—only to turn the tables by turning themselves into surprise packages and mailing the crooks a very sticky situation.
In Olden France, the Three Stooges—Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe—disguise themselves as Musketeers after a disastrous cleaning job, only to stumble into a royal conspiracy. When Duke Doobad schemes to assassinate the king and sends his clumsiest lackeys to capture him, the Stooges accidentally foil the plot, evading the executioner and capturing the duke through pure, chaotic luck.
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↩ Reprints The Three Stooges #11 (1963), The Three Stooges #19 (1964), The Three Stooges #31 (1966)
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