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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #76

Oct 1965 · Charlton · 0.12 USD
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The main feature "Clint Curtis and the Road Knights" follows racer Walt Evers as he witnesses a terrifying hit-and-run accident and becomes accused of the crime, forcing him to drive desperately to prove his innocence. A secondary story titled "Relief Drivers" describes the history and practice of relief drivers in Formula One Grand Prix racing during the mid-1950s at Monza, Italy, explaining how reserve drivers would take over for regular drivers in case of injury or mechanical failure. The issue also includes a "Treasure Chest of Fun" section featuring various mail-order novelty items and gadgets.

Contains 4 stories
The Sleeper
5 pp · Car

Thumbs Down arrives at the Road Knights' clubhouse with his wildly customized car, drawing stunned reactions from the club members. Though doubted for his car’s performance, he proves his spirit and determination by racing at the drag strip, facing off against seasoned competitors — including the regional champion — and earning the respect of the Road Knights despite not winning the trophy.

Relief Drivers
6 pp · Car

Reggie Duncan, a reserve driver, gets his first chance to race when the lead driver, Morgan, is forced out due to an injury. Thrilled by the opportunity, Reggie pushes hard to maintain his position, but when he ignores a pit signal to hand over the car to a more experienced driver, he loses control and crashes.

Hit and Run
6 pp · Car
Clint Curtis

Clint Curtis, driving calmly down the road, narrowly avoids a collision with a reckless speeder who flees the scene. Moments later, he’s pulled over by police, mistaken for the hit-and-run driver, while the real culprit, Walt Evers, secretly repairs his car and disposes of evidence.

The Rivals
5 pp · Car

Whitey Morrison and Frank Ruyall, longtime rivals from their youth, face off in a high-stakes jeep race at a military base, their history of competition reignited in the heat of a holiday afternoon. As they race to the oil tank and back, a slick patch of road forces a dramatic turn, leading to a surprising tie that leaves both men grinning despite the close call.

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Full credits

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

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