These are the only two items on this page, which are not currently in my collection.

Jubilee #1 - Feb 1949

Jubilee #2 - May 1949

Fours years after the Jubilee comics, Norman Maurer along with his long-time friend Joe Kubert created a new series of Stooges comics featuring Moe, Larry and Shemp from 1953 to 1954.  This series by the St. John Publishing company (a company owned by Archer St John) featured seven comics, including two 3D editions, one of which was touted as being the "World's First 3D Comic" (although this distinction was actually taken by St John's Sept 1953 "Mighty Mouse" comic, which was released a month before the Stooges 3D book).

St. John #1 - Sept 1953

St. John #2 - Oct 1953

St. John #3 - Nov 1953

St. John #4 - Mar 1954

St. John #5 - June 1954

St. John #6 - Aug 1954

St. John #7 - Oct 1954

After a five year absence from comics, Norman inked a licensing deal with Western Publishing to print and publish "Three Stooges" comics.  Through a partnership with Dell Publishing, the comics were sold under the "Dell" name.  The books were a part of the Dell Four Color series, which were known for their beautiful "photo covers".  This series featured nine regular editions plus specials for "The Three Stooges Meet Hercules" and a Comic Album (#18).

Dell #1 - Oct 1959

Dell #2 - Feb 1960

Dell #3 - Aug 1960

Dell #4 - May 1961

Dell #5 - Aug 1961

Dell #6 - Nov 1961

Dell #7 - Dec 1961

Dell #8 - Mar 1962

Dell #9 - June 1962

Dell - Hercules - 1962

Dell Comic Album 18 - 1962

In 1962 the Three Stooges comics changed from being sold under the Dell name to Gold Key, after Western Publishing decided to start doing its own in-house printing.  There were 45 regular editions, including special entries for Stooges feature films "The Three Stooges in Orbit", "The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze", & "The Outlaws is Coming".

Gold Key - Orbit - 1962

Gold Key #10 - Oct 1962

Gold Key #11 - Jan 1963

Gold Key #12 - Apr 1963

Gold Key #13 - July 1963

Gold Key #14 - Oct 1963

Gold Key #15 - Jan 1964

Gold Key #16 - Mar 1964

Gold Key #17 - May 1964

Gold Key #18 - July 1964

Gold Key #19 - Sept 1964

Gold Key #20 - Nov 1964

Gold Key #21 - Jan 1965

Gold Key #22 - Mar 1965

Gold Key #23 - May 1965

Gold Key #24 - Jul 1965

Gold Key #25 - Sept 1965

Gold Key #26 - Nov 1965

Gold Key #27 - Mar 1966

Gold Key #28 - May 1966

Gold Key #29 - July 1965

Gold Key #30 - Sept 1966

Gold Key #31 - Nov 1966

Gold Key #32 - Jan 1967

Gold Key #33 - Mar 1967

Gold Key #34 - May 1967

Gold Key #35 - July 1967

Gold Key #36 - Sept 1967

Gold Key #37 - Dec 1967

Gold Key #38 - Mar 1968

Gold Key #39 - June 1968

Gold Key #40 - Sept 1968

Gold Key #41 - Dec 1968

Gold Key #42 - Mar 1969

Gold Key #43 - June 1969

Gold Key #44 - Sept 1969

Gold Key #45 - Dec 1969

Gold Key #46 - Mar 1970

Gold Key #47 - June 1970

Gold Key #48 - Sept 1970

Gold Key #49 - Dec 1970

Gold Key #50 - Mar 1971

Gold Key #51 - June 1971

Gold Key #52 - Sept 1971

Gold Key #53 - Dec 1971

Gold Key #54- Mar 1972

Gold Key #55 - June 1972

Little Stooges #1 - 1972

Little Stooges #2 - Dec 1972

Little Stooges #3 - Dec 1972

Little Stooges #4 - June 1973

Little Stooges #5 - Sept 1973

Little Stooges #6 - Dec 1973

Little Stooges #7- Mar 1974

March of Comics - 1966

March of Comics - 1967

Top Comic #1 - 1967

In true retro style, Eclipse Comics published three Three Stooges comics in 3D

Eclipse #1 - Sept 1986

Eclipse #2 - Nov 1986

Eclipse #3 - Oct 1987

In 1986 an unusual series of comics were introduced, with three "troll" characters by the names of Jerry, Harry, and Larry.  Although there was no official recognition, the trio was recognized as a parody of the Stooges.
There were a total of 17 original Trollords comics produced between 1986-1988 as well as a "Classic"edition in 1995.  Pictured below are the ones that I have in my collection.

Trollords #1 - Feb 1986
 (first printing)

Trollords #1 - 1986
(second printing)

Trollords #2 - May 1986

Trollords #3 - June 1986

Trollords #4 - Aug 1986

Trollords #5 - Oct 1986

Trollords #6 - Dec 1986

Trollords #7 - May 1987

Along with the original Tru Studios Trollords comics, there were three other series published by Comico Comics, Apple Comics, & Tapestry/Caliber Comics.

<< This odd and late edition in Stooge comics features the personal story of all six of the Stooges.

Trollords Special Edition
 - Feb 1987

Fox Comic - 1992