More Stooges Horror!
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The Little Monsters & the Under-Earthlings
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
The House of Many Monsters
I thought we’d have a little fun today for our Silver Age Flash Forward and check in with Moe, Larry, and Curley-Joe, (as well as The Little Monsters), with a couple silly stories from the July 1965 issue of The Three Stooges #24. Yes, today THOIA is rated G!
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That was a nice bedtime story. There's this stereotype that all women hate the Three Stooges. So either I'm not a woman, or those weren't the Three Stooges!
Actually it was my mother that first took me to see an old Three Stooges and Marx Brothers double feature. Maybe she isn't a woman either!
Karswell: I loved the second story and thanks for the lighter side. I love that bigfoot style, and Western Publishing was always the best for this great style. "Oh, my beautiful, dank floors." The characters here seem so vibrant in their gestures and movement.
BTY, the "Frank Bunk" reference on page 2 is to a naturalist and animal collector from the 30s and 40s named Frank Buck, who became famous for his writings and movies on the subject of wild and dangerous animals. He was sort of the Crocodile Hunter of his day (or the Marlin Perkins of his day, depending on your generation). – Mykal
WOW I HAD THIS ISSUE WHEN I WAS A KID!!! ITS COOL TO SEE THIS AGAIN AFTER ALL THESE YEARS. AND I FORGOT ALL ABOUT THE LITTLE MONSTERS......... GOOD STUFF KARS, THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
this made my day, thanx Kars! it's right up my alley...
I'm sure some of you are groaning when you stopped by today, but seriously, this blog is THE HORRORS OF IT ALL, with emphasis on the ALL part, not just the HORROR. I'm glad some of you are partaking in the fun, and if anyone is interested in more Gold Key goodies (and more), check out the Prof's blog for tons of it: http://www.magiccarpetburn.blogspot.com/
Next Up: HORROR!
When I saw this silly Stooges monster fun, I remembered how disappointed I am that Sean Penn and Jim Carrey dropped out of the Farrelly Bros. Three Stooges movie. DAMN that would have been incredible.
Thanks for this little breather, Kars. I've always liked Little Monsters, but was surprised at the quality of the art in the Stooges strip. That first panel on the third page is remarkable! A surprising sense of space and depth for a comic so simply drawn. Nice.
good stuff i grew up on this comic
thanks
Very cool change of pace! I had never seen this! Thanks!
It looks to me like the nice art in the Stooges story may be the work of the terrific Dan Spiegle.
You just gave me back a long-buried childhood memory - I used to read the Little Monsters when I was a kid, and it's one of the things that made me love horror. Thanks, Toots.
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