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Hot Rods and Racing Cars #61 (1963)

Charlton · 1963 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
My Boy Tex
6 pp · car
Clint Curtis

Clint Curtis, a member of the Road Knights, confronts Tex Liddel, a reckless young hot-rodder from Texas, after Tex's car damages Clint's father's vehicle. Though Tex claims someone else stole his car, Clint insists he saw him driving, leading to a tense standoff that ends with Tex admitting fault and agreeing to join the Road Knights under probation.

Fast Outcast
4 pp · car

Ed Keegan, a quiet and socially awkward high school student, spends his free time obsessively building a hot rod, avoiding girls and socializing. When a fellow hot rodder from La Jolla arrives to stay with him, he reluctantly agrees to a trip to a local hangout, where he must face his fears of interacting with girls. Though he’s nervous and withdrawn at first, Ed finds unexpected confidence behind the wheel, setting the stage for a surprising turn at the upcoming drag race.

God Is Never Out of Style
1 pp · non-fiction; advocacy
Junior Champ
6 pp · car

Art, a young driver, steps in to race his father’s car after his dad is injured in a crash during a high-speed event. With nerves and determination, he faces seasoned racers, including the aggressive Ziggy Earle, determined to honor his father’s legacy and prove himself on the track.

Fast Breakway
1 pp · car
Water Rod
6 pp · car
Clint Curtis

Clint Curtis and his Road Knights find themselves unexpectedly adrift after a beach outing turns chaotic when a reckless boater capsizes their canoe. Determined to prove himself, Clint builds a speedboat from spare parts, mastering the art of water-rod racing through trial, error, and lessons from fellow enthusiasts. As he prepares for his first official race, he faces off against the very boater who caused the mishap—setting the stage for a showdown on Lake Harmony.

John Paul Jones
1 pp · non-fiction; biography
John Paul Jones

John Paul Jones leads a daring naval campaign during the American Revolution, commanding the Bon Homme Richard in a fierce battle against the British warship Serapis. Despite being heavily damaged and told they are sinking, Jones defiantly refuses to surrender, delivering the legendary line "I have not yet begun to fight!" — a moment that cements his legacy as a symbol of courage and determination.

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