The Flintstones #1
In "From Rocks to Riches," Fred finds himself on an unexpected adventure when a bronto-bird spirits him away while he's napping in his hammock—unaware, of course, as Pebbles and Bamm Bamm follow the bird to its nest and quietly return him before he wakes. Written by Mark Evanier and brought to life with lively art by Roger Armstrong, inks by Joe Prince, and vibrant colors by Carl Gafford, this 1977 Marvel classic captures the whimsy of prehistoric mischief, all under a striking cover by Roger Armstrong and Joe Prince.
In "The Terrible Pterograbber," Fred finds himself accidentally whisked away by a bronto-bird while dozing off in his hammock, leaving Pebbles and Bamm Bamm to stage a daring rescue mission. The kids follow the giant bird to its nest and manage to return Fred to his hammock—still fast asleep and completely unaware of his wild adventure.
In "Glueshoes' Big Race," Fred becomes obsessed with betting on the upcoming dinosaur race after Barney’s fortune-telling predictions surprisingly come true. With Fred scrambling to earn enough money for a big bet, the race looms as a wild, unpredictable showdown—especially with the mysterious Glueshoes in the mix. Mrs. Granite watches it all unfold, no doubt with a raised eyebrow.
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