Wheels

A short-lived but distinctive series from Byblos Productions, Wheels (1978–1979) was a gritty, eight-issue exploration of the underground car-culture scene, focusing on the lives of mechanics, racers, and the souped-up vehicles they built and drove. Published during the late-1970s boom in independent comics, the series is notable for its detailed, mechanic-authentic art and its down-to-earth portrayal of blue-collar life and obsession. While the specific creative team is not widely celebrated, Wheels stands as a time capsule of the era's independent publishing ambition, offering a niche but passionate look at a subculture rarely treated seriously in comics.