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Sure. The Three Stooges have a connection to comics. Many comic artists have drawn stories based on their antics and humor.

The main characteristic of the Three Stooges cartoon is its exaggerated physical comedy. The stooges have wild movements and expressions that make it really funny. Also, the storylines are simple but highly entertaining.

The Three Stooges had a sad story filled with constant slapstick mishaps. Their attempts at getting by in a tough world often led to physical pain and comical failures. They were always in search of work and success but were thwarted by their own clumsiness and the antics of those around them. Their relationships with each other were also complex, with bickering and misunderstandings, yet they were bound together in their shared misfortunes.

The Three Stooges can be featured at Comic Cons, but not all Comic Cons include them. It varies from event to event based on the organizers' decisions and the interests of the attendees.

I'm not sure. You'd have to check the latest news or event coverage to know for sure.

Sure, there are comic books that feature the Three Stooges. They've become popular characters in that medium over time.

The main features of Three Stooges comics are their slapstick humor, wacky characters, and simple yet funny storylines.

The fact that they constantly failed at everything they did makes their story sad. They couldn't hold down a proper job, and every attempt at a task ended in chaos.

One common element is the clash of different universes' humor styles. For example, if they cross over with a more serious sci - fi universe, their slapstick is in sharp contrast. Another is the adaptation of the Stooges' characters to new settings. They still keep their clumsy and comical nature no matter where they are. Also, there's often a lot of misunderstandings. Since they are out of their normal environment, they misinterpret things in the new world they cross over into.

The Three Stooges had a very interesting life story. They were a comedy team. Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard (later Shemp Howard) were the main members. They made numerous short films filled with slapstick humor. Their acts involved a lot of physical comedy like eye - poking, hair - pulling and wild chases. They entertained audiences for decades with their zany antics.