The Jetsons #11

Poor George Jetson is having a rough day in the garden — a snapping "wild flower" has latched right onto his nose while a second aggressive bloom closes in, all as Jane looks on with an amused smile beside a very sensible "Danger: Wild Flowers" sign. Ray Dirgo's lively cover art captures that perfect Hanna-Barbera blend of domestic slapstick and space-age absurdity that made the Jetsons a household name. Charlton's 1972 lineup promises all-new stories and all-new art, making this cheerful, carnivorous-garden gag a fine slice of futuristic family fun.