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The Three Stooges

Publisher American Mythology Productions
Genre Comedy
Issue 28-1
Published September, 2026
Comic Book Age Modern
Pages 32
Cover Price $4.99 [USD]
Avg. Rating Unrated [/10]

Characters

  • Curly Howard
  • Larry Fine
  • Moe Howard

Creators

  • Writers
    • S.A. Check
    • Rich Gallo
    • James Kuhoric
    • Chris Durmick
    Editor
    • S.A. Check
    Artists
    • Brendon Fraim
    • Diego Tapie
    • Peter Alvarado
    • Brian Fraim
    • Sparky Moore
    Letterers
    • Shawn Gabborin
    • Fabricio Grellet
    Painter
    • Mauricio Melo
    Cover Artists
    • Brendon Fraim
    • Brian Fraim

Synopsis:
- Cartoon cover
- Color Moe Howard variant cover
- B&W Moe Howard variant cover
- StoogeTalk variant cover
- A Cut Above 8 pgs
- Aye Aye Moe-Ty! 8 pgs
- "Why I Oughtta" The Interview With Chris Durmick a.k.a "Moe" 3 pgs
- Something Fishy 1 pg; originally published in Four Color Comics # 1170 (Dell Mar 1961)
- The Three Stooges 7 pgs; originally published in Four Color Comics # 1078 (Dell Feb 1960)
- "The Son of Moe" Paul Howard, "The Daughter of Moe" Joan Howard Maurer & "Me" Rich Gallo 3 pgs

Footnotes:
Artist credits for Peter Alvarado and Sparky Moore are for the reprint stories


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