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The Three Stooges

Publisher Western / Gold Key
Genre Comedy
Issue 10
Published October, 1962
Comic Book Age Silver
Pages 32
Wraparound Cover Yes
Cover Price $0.12 [USD]
Avg. Rating [6.00/10]

Characters

  • Curly Joe DeRita
  • Larry Fine
  • Moe Howard

Creators

  • Writer
    • Carl Fallberg
    Editor
    • Chase Craig
    Artist
    • Joe Messerli
    Inker
    • Joe Messerli
    Letterer
    • Joe Messerli

Synopsis:
- Photo cover
- Inside front cover: Sure Cure
- The Three Stooges Meet Robin Hood 17 pgs
- Brainstorm Backfire (Professor Putter) 4 pgs
- Pete's Prattle (Barney Barnacle text story) 1 pg
- Wrinkle, Wrinkle, Little Star 10 pgs
- Photo back cover: pinup version of front cover

Footnotes:
The first Three Stooges regular series issue distributed with Western's Gold Key logo.

Western reduces cover prices to $0.12, and for the next three issues, replaces back-cover advertising with pin-up versions of the front cover.

Carl Fallberg writing credit is for the "Professor Putter" story.


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