Flintstones and the Jetsons (1997) comic books

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The all-new adventures of the Modern Stone-Age Family and the Space Age family continue! Dino wins a contest and becomes the star of a spin-off of the popular "Bay Watchdog" series (starring David Hasselrock and Pamela Anderstone). As TV's first purple dinosaur, Dino is wildly successful, and Fred's raking in the dough--so why aren't they happy? In a back-up story, George Jetson accidentally disables the Master Dispositron--the garbage disposal for the entire city. Garbage piles up and (uh-oh) Astro has to go for a walk! Written by Mike Carlin and Sam Henderson. Art by Glen Hanson and Ivan Brunetti. Cover by Bill Alger. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.75.

Who's that cute new bundle of joy in the Jetsons household? Could it be--Mr. Spacely?!? The laugh's on George when a practical joke gone awry turns Mr. Spacely into a "Big Baby." Plus, a Flintstones back-up story stars everybody's favorite residents of the Flintstones household: the appliances! See the Stone Age family through the eyes of the wacky animal gadgets who serve them. Written by Michael Kupperman and Robbie Busch. Art by Bill Wray, Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Glen Hanson. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.75.

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Cover art by Glen Hanson. The all-new adventures of the Modern Stone-Age Family and the Space Age family continue! Gazoo's Girls, script by Robbie Busch, pencils by Glen Hanson, inks by Mike DeCarlo; When Fred and Barney daydream about switching places with their wives, since they have it "so easy," Gazoo turns them into women for a day (and Wilma and Betty into men) so they can see how things really are. Fred and Barney Paper Dolls activity page. Robo-George, script by Michael Kupperman, pencils by Bill Wray, inks by Stephen DiStefano; Mr. Spacely has a robot version of George built, but it just doesn't act like the original. Interview with artist Glen Hanson, including drawings of the Flintstones characters made when he was seven years old. Article on: will there really be robots in the future? 36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.

While George and Jane Jetson are away on vacation, Judy throws a 21st century house party! The pheromones of romance are in the air--or so says Judy's mood ring! But who's the lucky...dog? And, in a backup story, it's a Stone-Age style Halloween special, "The Groovy Gruesomes." Written by Matt Wayne and Robbie Busch. Art by Bill Wray, Glen Hanson and Mike Decarlo. Cover by Glen Hanson. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.75.

Yabba-Dabba-Dodo! Fred and Barney go hunting for a Thanksgiving Feast, featuring that traditional holiday bird--the dodo! (Yum!) Meanwhile, the Jetsons answer the question: Mr. Spacely--Boss, or Monster? Or weird space alien from another galaxy? Or just a cranky little man? Or... Written by Robbie Busch and Michael Kupperman. Art by Glen Hanson, Bill Alger and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

In a special story written by Chuck Dixon, Judy Jetson becomes an unwitting agent of industrial espionage for Mr. Spacely when the groovy guy she's dating turns out to be Cody Cogswell--son of the Mr. Cogswell of Cogswell Cogs--in "The Spy Who Grounded Me." And, in a backup story, when Fred Flintstone gets fed up with the stress of fast-paced Bedrock life, there's only one thing to do--go live in a cave! But can Fred survive without all the modern stone-age luxuries he takes for...granite? Written by Chuck Dixon and Michael Kraiger. Art by Bill Alger, Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

Cover art by Glen Hanson. In Like Flintstone, script and pencils by Glen Hanson, inks by Mike DeCarlo. Judy, Warrior Princess, script by Michael Kupperman, art by Gary Fields; Judy is yearning for some action, like her TV-favorite, Xenia, Ohio Warrior Princess. Martial Arts (Part One) article. 36 pgs. $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

In "I, Rosey," the Jetsons' robot maid is mistaken for the malicious mechanical mastermind Molly Alloy and faces a meltdown in prison. Meanwhile, Molly rises up against her new human employers--George and Jane Jetson. Plus, in "Cave-at Emptor!", Fred becomes a hairless ape when Wilma orders a defective product from an infomercial. Written by Matt Wayne and Sam Henderson. Art by Bill Alger, Mike DeCarlo and Stephanie Gladden. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

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The space-time continuum goes down the drain when Mr. Spacely develops an interest in time travel. Even Elroy can't build a real time machine--but will George's fake fool his boss? In the backup story, Fred discovers the agony of "de feet" when he takes his car out for one too many drives. Written by Michael Kupperman and Sam Henderson. Art by Gary Fields, Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

When Bedrock's animal appliances go on strike, Fred has to find someone else to do all his dirty work. But will Barney ever be able to chew the grass off as neatly as that turtle used to? And, in a back-up story, Judy Jetson decides to take her family "back to the land"--a pretty good trick, since no one in the Space Age has ever even seen the earth! Written by Glen Hanson and Michael Kraiger. Art by Glen Hanson, Mike DeCarlo and various. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

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When a wealthy canine collector identifies the Jetsons' own Astro as a rare Scoobus Doobus Hound, only Elroy can save his best friend. Plus, Fred sees red when Wilma goes to a life-drawing class employing a buff artists' model. Written by Michael Kraiger and Matt Wayne. Art by Gary Fields, Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

George Jetson is on the run from Mr. Spacely in "Little Big Brother." Plus, Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm are home alone with Gobby Gruesome--in the Gruesomes' house! Written by Matt Wayne and Allan Neuwirth. Art by Gary Fields and Glen Hanson. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Fred once again dons a heroic costume in "The Return of Superstone!" Called upon to reprise his role as the TV Super-Hero Superstone at a science fiction/comic book convention, can Fred save the day when Barney and the kids get in trouble while still maintaining his secret identity? Plus, George goes on-line to buy a simple pair of socks and gets lost in the Internet! Is this web-surfer sunk? Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Mr. Spacely, George Jetson's boss, is "The Yelling Man" and he's written a play about his vociferousness! George secretly hopes the play flops, but when opening night comes, and he and Mr. Spacely must play themselves, the show becomes a major success! Plus, Fred has an obsession with pool. A hustler is hired in order to cure him, but the cure may be worse than the disease when Fred loses the house! Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

In "Scooba Dabba Doo," the Flintstones and the Rubbles visit a scary movie set to cure Fred of his nightmares and wind up chasing down a "ghost." Dino, Where Are You? Plus, Judy wants to go out but has to baby-sit her little brother. Solution: she clones herself! Elroy wants a nicer sister and adds sugar to the mix. The result: "All This And Judy Two!"--a clone that's sickly sweet...and she keeps growing! Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Special holiday issue! Fred wonders what would have happened if he had never been born, and the Great Gazoo shows him in "It's a Wonderful Prehistoric Life!" Plus, Elroy Jetson doesn't believe in Santa, so George tries to prove that the Jolly Old Elf really does exist. Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Visit a bizarre world where exchange student Elroy is a good boy (since not doing your homework gets you better grades and not cleaning your room means a raise in allowance), and see how the bizarre world's version of Elroy drives George and Jane crazy with his idea of obedience. Plus, Wilma and Betty start their own "Water Buffalettes" Lodge to compete with the all-caveboys club that Fred and Barney adore. Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Patrick Owsley. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Fred thinks he's play-acting as Sherock Holmes (with Barney as his Dr. Whetstone) in a make-believe adventure planned by Wilma, but the boys get involved in a real mystery instead. Plus, Judy Jetson accidentally becomes a famous dress designer. Written and illustrated by various. Cover by Glen Hanson and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

Cover pencils by Glen Hanson, inks by Mike DeCarlo. It's About Time, script by Allan Neuwirth, pencils by Fernando Yache, inks by John Lowe and Jeff Albrecht; When Elroy tries to fix the treadmill, he accidentally sends himself, George and Astro back to the stone age where they switch places with Fred, Barney and Dino. 36 pgs. $1.99. Cover price $1.99.