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Cover: Harvey Eisenberg

The Flintstones #22

Oct 1964 · Western · 0.12 USD
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In "Money Matters...A Lot," Fred and Barney stumble upon a hidden underground world of shaggy-haired, bearded Pre-Stone-Age people while exploring a deep cave. When Fred gets the bright idea to introduce "modern-stone-age" innovations, things take a turn no one saw coming—can progress truly be reversed? Penciled and inked by Pete Alvarado, with coloring by the Western Publishing Production Shop and letters by Rome Siemen, this 1964 adventure features a cover by Harvey Eisenberg.

Contains 5 stories
Money Matters...A Lot
7 pp · Humor, Domestic
Fred FlintstoneWilma FlintstoneBarney RubbleBetty Rubblethin copbulky copdesk sergeant

When a bag of money tumbles from an armored car and lands at Fred and Barney’s feet, their initial shock quickly gives way to a mix of temptation and panic—especially as the thin cop and bulky cop arrive on the scene, and the desk sergeant starts asking questions. Fred and Barney’s attempt to do the right thing gets tangled in their own over-the-top reactions, turning a simple act of honesty into a hilariously chaotic misunderstanding.

The Hobby Habit
4 pp · Humor, Domestic
Fred FlintstoneWilma FlintstonePebbles FlintstoneBarney RubbleBetty RubbleBamm-Bamm Rubblehypnotist
Flying by Scareplane
5 pp · Humor, Horror-Suspense
J. Evil ScientistGoondawitchresort hotel ownerresort guests

Stranded on their second honeymoon, J. Evil Scientist and Goonda take desperate jobs as gardener and housekeeper at a mysteriously short-staffed resort hotel, where the witch, the resort hotel owner, and the uneasy guests all seem to have more secrets than the night air.

The Strange Case of the Sprained Toe
6 pp · Humor, Domestic
Fred FlintstoneWilma FlintstoneBarney RubbleDr. Stoney Quirk (real doctor) Dr. Ben Cagey (TV doctor), TV directororderly

Fred Flintstone’s day takes a painful turn when he sprains his big toe on the job, leading to a hospital visit that coincides with a live taping of the wildly popular “Ben Cagey” TV doctor show—where Dr. Stoney Quirk and the ever-dramatic Dr. Ben Cagey are on set, and Barney and Wilma are caught in the middle of the chaos.

The Explorers
6 pp · Humor, Domestic
Fred FlintstoneWilma FlintstonePebbles FlintstoneBarney RubbleBetty RubblePre-Stone-Age people

Fred and Barney stumble upon a hidden underground world of shaggy, bearded Pre-Stone-Age people while exploring a deep cave, only to find their modern-stone-age ideas clash hilariously with ancient ways. When Fred gets the bright idea to introduce "progress" to the primitive society, chaos—and classic Flintstone-style humor—ensues. Just how far can one caveman’s enthusiasm take him?

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Raw (VG) $11
CGC 9.4 · 4 in census $295*
CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $171*
CGC 9.0 · 3 in census $116*
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Full credits

artist, inker Pete Alvarado
letterer Rome Siemen
cover pencils, inks Harvey Eisenberg

Reprints

Reprinted in Flintstones en andere verhalen #4/1965 (1965), Familien Flint #24/1965 (1965), Familien Flint #1/1966 (1966), Flintstones en andere verhalen #1/1966 (1966), The Flintstones Television Story Book #[nn] (1966), Familien Flint #4/1966 (1966), The Flintstones #56 (1970), The Flintstones #57 (1970), The Flintstones #58 (1970)

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