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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #50

Feb 1961 · Charlton · 0.10 USD
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"Clint Curtis in A Car is Born" tells the story of Clint Curtis, president of the Road Knights hot rod club, whose Chrysler-powered '32 Deuce wins first place at a regional meet. After the victory, fellow Road Knights members become dissatisfied with Curtis and call a special meeting, where it's revealed that Curtis will be tried before a judge to determine whether or not he should be allowed to keep his rod. The issue also contains a text feature discussing the problem of backseat drivers and their various annoying behaviors and habits.

Contains 5 stories
Pile-Up
6 pp · Car

Ed Pecor, a former racing driver recovering from a near-fatal crash, finds himself working as a chauffeur for the reclusive millionaire Elias Fleck. When Fleck suffers a heart attack on the way to a charity dinner, Pecor must overcome his fear of speed to race the Chrysler 300 to get him medicine—proving that courage isn’t about recklessness, but about doing what matters.

A Car Is Born
6 pp · Car

Clint Curtis, fresh off a regional victory with his Chrysler-powered '32 Deuce, gathers the Road Knights to announce he’s selling his car and building a new one from scratch, enlisting the club’s help to craft a faster, lighter machine. As months pass, the team pools parts and labor, transforming scrap metal into a high-performance hot rod that astonishes onlookers and outpaces rivals—setting the stage for a showdown with his longtime rival, Dazzler Boone, at the next meet.

Untitled Non-Fiction story
1 pp · Non-Fiction, Car
Aunt Bess's Buggy
4 pp · Car

Herb Reeders, a city boy new to town, struggles to fit in with the local teen hot-rodders until he decides to prove himself by racing them in his aunt's old sedan. After secretly modifying the car and training hard, he takes on the group in a series of challenges, surprising everyone with his skill and quiet determination.

Hot Rodders, Get Out!
6 pp · Car

Clint Curtis and the Road Knights face growing tension in their town after a series of accidents, including one involving Clint himself, when a hidden flaw in his car’s steering knuckle causes a crash. Though Clint is unharmed and insists the incident wasn’t his fault, public outrage and a harsh editorial paint teen drivers like him as reckless, prompting the Road Knights to take drastic steps to prove their responsibility.

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Full credits

writer, artist Jack Keller
writer Joe Gill
cover pencils, inks Jack Keller

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