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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Eternal Upgrade," the Jetsons face a crisis that tests the very fabric of their futuristic world: Earth is on the brink of destruction as an asteroid looms, and the truth spreads fast when Lake Cogswell overhears George and Jane’s desperate conversation. With scientists baffled by the strange behavior of underwater creatures recycling flooded cities, Cosmo Spacely reveals a secret deep-space vessel—just enough room for seven, leaving George to make an impossible choice for his family of four. Written by Jimmy Palmiotti and illustrated by Pier Brito, with colors by Alex Sinclair and letters by Dave Sharpe, this 2018 DC issue features a cover by Amanda Conner that captures the weight of the moment.
When an unexplained electromagnetic disruption stirs the surface of a quiet lake, George Jetson is called in as Spacely Sprockets’ lead technician to fix the failing systems—just as Jane Jetson is summoned back to Earth for a top-secret scientific investigation. With Elroy tinkering in the background, Rosie monitoring the household, and Astro keeping watch, the Jetson family finds themselves caught in a mystery that reaches far beyond their suburban sky-home.
In "The Small Moments," George Jetson finds himself navigating a strange new era when his new assistant, Lydia Lee, joins the team—just as mysterious underwater disturbances begin to escalate. With Jane by his side and the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, George and Jane embark on a scientific expedition that tests their bond and reveals unexpected powers. As George begins to hear Jane’s thoughts, he uncovers a secret that could change everything.
In "Wildfire," the Jetsons face an unthinkable choice when Lake Cogswell learns of an asteroid's imminent destruction of Earth, setting off a chain reaction of panic and desperation. With the planet's fate hanging in the balance, Cosmo Spacely reveals his hidden deep-space vessel—capable of saving just seven souls—and offers George Jetson the chance to choose who survives among his family, including Linda, Judy, Elroy, and Rosie.
In "Take One for the Planet," George Jetson is pulled from his birthday celebration by his new assistant, Lydia Lee, who reveals a shocking secret: she’s built an atomic bomb and plans to use Spacely’s rocket to intercept an incoming meteor. With time running out and Earth’s fate hanging in the balance, George must decide how far he’s willing to go to protect his family—especially when the truth about the meteor’s purpose begins to unravel in unexpected ways.
In "A Higher Place in the Stars," George Jetson and Rosie find themselves inside a meteor that’s actually an alien spacecraft, after the atomic explosion fails to destroy it. With Jane, Lake, Astro, Zelda, Cosmo Spacely, Lydia Cee, and Osomaratiaisusion facing Earth’s impending doom, the Jetsons uncover a surprising truth: the underwater creatures are scouts for a larger mission to heal the planet. As the fate of Earth hangs in the balance, the family must decide how humanity fits into the aliens’ grand plan.
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