Hot Rod Racers #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features two stories: "Day of the Cat!" starring Rick Roberts in a hot rod racing tale where a driver worries about bad luck from a cat, and "The Worrier," which depicts a nervous driver competing in a grueling 411.4-mile race where fellow racer Ruggles deliberately nudges him into dangerous situations; the story reveals the protagonist's anxiety stems from his grandfather's involvement in a Grand Prix race in France 60 years prior. The issue also includes "Clint Curtis Meets Golden Boy!" as advertised on the cover.
Clint Curtis races hard in Class B, proving he’s fast and determined, while Gary Golden, the confident favorite, dominates his class with a trophy and a reputation as a "Golden Boy." As the final run for the city championship approaches, the stage is set for a showdown between the two young drivers, with the outcome uncertain and the tension building on the fast lanes.
Richie Moore, known as "the worrier," constantly frets over every detail during a high-speed stock car race, haunted by fears of accidents, tire wear, and reckless driving—yet his cautious mindset unexpectedly proves crucial when he narrowly avoids disaster and secures a surprising victory. As the race unfolds, his anxiety contrasts with the bold moves of his rivals, leading to a tense showdown where his attention to risk pays off in the final lap.
A young Dodge driver, intent on conserving his car for the big Southern 400, finds himself targeted by a reckless Ford racer known as the Spoiler, who deliberately tries to wreck him during a local race. After being pushed into a wall, the Dodge driver refuses to quit, turning the tables in a tense, high-speed showdown that ends with the Spoiler forced to surrender — only to be handed a surprising new task: fixing the damaged car.
Rick Roberts, a fearless racer, faces a terrifying moment during time trials when his car spins out of control—leaving him shaken and refusing help. Afterward, he reveals to his crew a deep-seated fear tied to a mysterious black cat, a superstition rooted in a tragic incident from his grandfather’s past.
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