The Flintstones #38
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Meat on the Table!", Fred’s frustration over meager meat rations leads him to a wild idea: raising his own pigosaurus. But when the whole family—especially Fred—grows fond of the adorable creature, the dinner table becomes a whole lot more complicated. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Ray Dirgo, this 1975 Charlton classic features cover art by Ray Dirgo, capturing the playful chaos of a prehistoric household with a side of heart.
Fred Flintstone, fed up with meager meat rations, decides to raise his own pigosaurus—only to find the entire family, including himself, utterly smitten with the adorable creature. As Fred struggles to balance his dinner plans with Porky’s growing appetite, even the smallest portions become a shared family dilemma.
Fred and Barney’s dream of a fun-filled boating day quickly turns into a splashy disaster, with bickering and bad luck at every turn. When their boat starts sinking and a surprise bite from a big fish adds to the chaos, the duo must work together to survive—just in time for a twist that could change everything.
When Wilma leaves Fred to visit her mother, he’s left juggling chores, Pebbles, and exhaustion—until Pebbles and Dino stumble upon a magic lamp. The genie grants their wish for a trip to the future, whisking them away on a wild ride that’s equal parts whimsy and chaos.
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