The Flintstones Television Story Book #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fractured Friendship," Fred and Barney stumble upon a hidden underground world of shaggy-haired, bearded Pre-Stone-Age people while exploring a deep cave. Their discovery takes a turn when Fred, ever eager to share "progress," tries to introduce modern-stone-age innovations—leading to a clash of civilizations that’s as awkward as it is unexpected. With art by Pete Alvarado and colors by the Western Publishing Production Shop, this 1966 tale from The Flintstones Television Story Book blends humor and curiosity in a uniquely prehistoric twist.
Stranded on their way to a second honeymoon, J. Evil Scientist and Goonda take desperate jobs as gardener and housekeeper at a mysteriously short-staffed resort hotel. With the witch, the resort hotel owner, and a handful of uneasy guests already on-site, the air grows thick with suspicion — and something far stranger than a bad vacation plan is afoot.
When a bag of money tumbles from an armored car and lands at Fred and Barney’s feet, their quick instinct to do the right thing gets tangled in their own giddy excitement. As the duo navigate the chaos of turning it in, they’re met with a pair of very different officers—and a desk sergeant who’s seen it all before.
Fred Flintstone’s big toe takes a tumble at the quarry, landing him in the hospital on the very day that the flashy TV doctor Dr. Ben Cagey is filming a segment—much to Fred’s dismay as he’s suddenly the star of a live medical spectacle, with Wilma, Barney, and even the real doctor, Dr. Stoney Quirk, caught in the chaos.
Fred and Barney stumble upon a hidden underground world of shaggy, bearded Pre-Stone-Age people while exploring a deep cave, but their discovery takes a turn when Fred gets the bright idea to introduce modern-stone-age innovations to a civilization that’s never seen a wheel—or a rock with a handle. Just how far can progress go when the past is still in its infancy?
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