| Issue | #3 |
| Published | [1953] |
| Cover Price | $0.25 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | ? |
| Notes | Cover title is "3-D-ell featuring Flukey Luke". No date in indicia except for 1953 copyright date. Cover is not true 3-D. Three-dimensional comic with red and blue glasses inserted. "Produced and Directed by Hal Seeger; Photographed by Samuel Stimson." |
| Characters | Flukey Luke; Cactus Charlie |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Notes | Cover title is "3-D-ell featuring Flukey Luke". No date in indicia except for 1953 copyright date. Cover is not true 3-D. Three-dimensional comic with red and blue glasses inserted. "Produced and Directed by Hal Seeger; Photographed by Samuel Stimson." |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Inside front cover. Mostly black and white with some red lettering. Instructions of how to separate 3-D glass from binding and how to use them to read the comic. |
| Reprinted | from 3-D-ell #1 (1953). |
| Characters | Flukey Luke; Lazy Susan; Cactus Charlie (villain); Two Feathers (villain) |
| Synopsis | Cactus Charlie and Two Feathers hatch a plot to steal reward money in order to buy the Lazy Susan ranch. |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Notes | 3-D printing. Panels appear to be stop-motion animation. Printed in red and blue to become black and white in 3-D. |
| Characters | Flukey Luke; Lazy Susan; Two Feathers |
| Synopsis | Flukey Luke builds an airplane and starts a sky-writing business. |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Notes | 3-D printing. Panels appear to be stop-motion animation. Printed in red and blue to become brown and white in 3-D. |
| Characters | Flukey Luke; Lazy Susan; Cactus Charlie (villain); Two Feathers (villain) |
| Synopsis | Flukey decides to become a sea horse rancher underwater. |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Notes | 3-D printing. Panels appear to be stop-motion animation. Printed in red and blue to become black and white in 3-D. |
| Characters | Flukey Luke |
| Synopsis | Flukey's bathtub is overflowing. To get rid of the water, he drills a hole in the panel gutter between the second and third tiers to let it drain out into the panel below. |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Letters | none (pantomime) |
| Notes | Inside back cover; monochrome, black and red; Not 3-D. Strip breaks normal conventions for use of panel borders. |
| Characters | Flukey Luke |
| Synopsis | Flukey carries a bundle of rods, which he uses to construct a regular panel border. |
| Genre | western; funny animal |
| Letters | none (pantomime) |
| Notes | Back cover; color; not 3-D. Unusual use of conventional panel elements. |