| Issue | #[nn] |
| Published | 1964 |
| Cover Price | 0.25 USD |
| Pages | 68 |
| Editing | ? |
| Notes | Thought by some to be only available at the NYWF and never circulated on newstands, Error Report #4224 by Karl Wilcox notes that he purchased it in a store in 1964. The book was "published" by JW Books, an imprint of Warren Publishing (Creepy, Eerie), who scooped up the NYWF license for comic books. Warren then subcontracted Western/Gold Key, who held the Flintstones license, to produce the book. (Source: Warren Companion.) A 1965 $0.29 cent reprint exists: see cover scan. |
| Characters | Fred Flintstone; Wilma Flintstone; Pebbles; Barney Rubble; Betty Rubble; Bamm-Bamm; Dino |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | Harvey Eisenberg? |
| Colors | Norm McGary? (painting) |
| Notes | Mel Crawford identified as cover artist at the following website: http://goldengems.blogspot.com/2009/11/flintstones-at-new-york-worlds-fair.html |
| Synopsis | Photos of Fair highlights with drawings of the Flintstones photographing them. |
| Pencils | ?; ? (photo) |
| Inks | ?; ? (photo) |
| Notes | Inside front cover. |
| Characters | Fred Flintstone; Wilma Flintstone; Barney Rubble; Betty Rubble; Pebbles; Bamm-Bamm; Dino; Cameos: Top Cat; Top Cat's Gang; Touche Turtle; Dum-Dum; Snagglepuss; Huckleberry Hound; Wally Gator; Yogi Bear; Boo-Boo; Pixie; Dixie; Mr. Jinks; Snooper; Blabbermouse; Hokey Wolf; Dingaling; Lippy the Lion; Hardy Har-Har; Quick Draw McGraw; Baba Louie; Augie Doggie; Doggie Daddy; the Jetsons |
| Synopsis | The Flintstones and Rubbles arrive at the 1964 New York World's Fair, where the kids promptly get lost. When Fred and Barney search for them - on a virtual tour of the Fair - the fathers get even more lost. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | Pete Alvarado |
| Inks | Steve Steere |
| Notes | The title is a parody of the pop song, "The Last Time I Saw Paris". |
| Characters | Fred Flintstone; Wilma Flintstone; Barney Rubble; Betty Rubble; Pebbles; Bamm-Bamm; Dino; Yogi Bear; Huckleberry Hound |
| Synopsis | Dino falls in love with a fake brontosaurus at Sinclair's Dino Land, then goes into a frenzy of "retrieving" objects from all over the Fair. Fred tries to return the stolen items without getting caught. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | Phil de Lara |
| Inks | Phil de Lara |
| Notes | The title is a parody of the pop song, "River, Stay 'Way from My Door." |
| Characters | Fred Flintstone; Wilma Flintstone; Barney Rubble; Betty Rubble; Pebbles; Bamm-Bamm; Dino; Wally Gator; Yogi Bear; Snagglepuss; Hokey Wolf; Quick Draw McGraw; Baba Louie; Huckleberry Hound; Top Cat; Mr. Jinks; Cindy Bear |
| Synopsis | Always hungry, Fred and Barney split from their wives to get some food, only to realize they have no money. Touring the Fair, Fred tries to earn money and stumbles into kooky hairdressing. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | Phil de Lara |
| Inks | Phil de Lara |
| Characters | Fred Flintstone; Wilma Flintstone; Barney Rubble; Betty Rubble; Pebbles; Bamm-Bamm; Dino; Huckleberry Hound; Wally Gator; Snagglepuss; Yogi Bear; Augie Doggie; Doggy Daddy; Touche Turtle |
| Synopsis | Worn out by the Fair, Fred sleeps in the Rest Center. His touring-the-fair dreams are wilder than wild, but he wakes up in time for a ride on the monorail and the end-of-day fireworks. |
| Genre | Humor |
| Pencils | Phil de Lara |
| Inks | Phil de Lara |
| Notes | The title parodies, "That Was the Week That Was", a television news show. |
| Synopsis | More photos of the Fair and drawings of the Flintstones sightseeing. |
| Pencils | ?; ? (photo) |
| Inks | ?; ? (photo) |
| Notes | Inside back cover. |
| Synopsis | Pinup of the Flintstones from the front cover and the Unisphere on a two-color background. |