The Flintstones #3

DC's 2016 reimagining of Bedrock continues in this third issue, "A Space Oddity," and Ben Caldwell's cover sets a striking tone — Wilma stands triumphant in the foreground, arm raised high clutching a flamingo against a glowing teal moon, while Fred grins and waves from just behind her, pterodactyls drifting through a starry sky above a neon-lit prehistoric nightclub strip. The composition gives Wilma an almost mythic, torch-bearing quality that suggests this Bedrock is a place where the Stone Age and something stranger are quietly colliding. With Russell, Pugh, and Chuckry's creative team driving the story, this series continues to offer a surprisingly thoughtful take on everyone's favorite prehistoric family.