Top Comics The Three Stooges #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Yankee Doodle Dummies," the Three Stooges accidentally become Revolutionary War heroes in 1773 Boston, stumbling through the Tea Party, aiding Paul Revere with a mix-up in the church tower lights, and sending Redcoats fleeing with a surprise skunk attack—all while leading the parade, "because [they] don't know which end of a musket the trigger is on!" Written by Cecil Beard and illustrated by Sparky Moore, this 1967 Western Publishing adventure blends slapstick chaos with historical cameos in a delightfully absurd twist on American lore. Cover by Sparky Moore.
In 1773, the bumbling Three Stooges arrive in Boston just in time to stumble through the Boston Tea Party, land in jail, and get rescued by a band of determined patriots. From misfiring church tower signals to unleashing a wagon full of skunks on the Redcoats, their chaotic antics accidentally turn the tide of the Revolutionary cause—leading to a victory so unexpected, they’re crowned parade leaders for their "brilliant" battlefield strategy.
When the Little Monsters are told to "go scare somebody else for a change," Orrible Orvie and Awful Annie set out to prove they’re the scariest by hunting down the legendary Abominable Blue Blob—rumored to be so terrifying it even unnerves the fearsome Eerie McFearsin. With Orvie’s pet spider in tow and the whole family in tow, the kids face their biggest challenge yet: finding a monster even scarier than themselves.
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