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The Three Stooges

Publisher St. John
Genre Comedy
Issue 6
Published August, 1954
Comic Book Age Golden
Pages 32
Cover Price $0.10 [USD]
Rare? Yes
Avg. Rating [5.00/10]

Characters

  • Larry Fine
  • Moe Howard
  • Shemp Howard

Creators

  • Writer
    • Norman Maurer
    Editors
    • Joe Kubert
    • Norman Maurer
    Artist
    • Norman Maurer
    Cover Artist
    • Norman Maurer

Synopsis:
- Cartoon/photo cover
- Fluke Spook 9 pgs
- Bringin' Up Mamma (Saggie and Figgs) 6 pgs
- Bogus Takes a Bride 9 pgs
- Draw For Comic Books 1 pg
- The Three Stooges (untitled) 1 pg
- The Three Stooges (untitled) 5 pgs

Footnotes:
The final story in this issue is a loose adaptation of PUNCH DRUNKS (1934). The 1-pg barber story was later adapted as a live-action wraparound for THE NEW 3 STOOGES (1965) animated TV series.

The Saggie and Figgs story is signed by "Geo. McMaurer." This was actually Norman Maurer... spoofing the popular comic strip Maggie and Jiggs by George McManus.


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