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Hot Rods and Racing Cars
Date | Number: 33 | Lang: English (en)
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Strange to lead the issue off with a filler piece. Maybe American Motors paid them to promote the Rebel (that's a joke, son). We do get a nice Bob Powell-Howard Nostrand reprint from the Fawcett series.
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These early editions of Charlton's 'Hot Rods and Racing cars' were obviously done by somebody who knew their cars, unlike later issues which were generic, second-rate and boring. I wonder if it was Pat Massuli, who identifies himself as executive editor? The Rambler Rebel was apparently 'credited for being the first factory-produced intermediate-sized high-performance car. This later became known as the muscle car market segment.' 'At that time, the 250 cu in (4.1 L) engine was the smallest American V8', so good choice to highlight. If you really wanted teenagers who were car mad to read this comic, (and who else would?) this kind of detail should have been considered essential.
  
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NameHot Rods and Racing Cars 33 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly
NotesCopyright 1957 by Charlton Comics Group.
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
GenreCar
PencilsDick Giordano (signed)
InksVince Alascia (signed)
 
Foreword/AfterwordHi, Hot Rodders: (1 page)
Job #S2501
GenreCar
Script
PencilsPat Masulli ?
InksDick Giordano
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StoryMeet the Rebel (3 pages)
Job #S-2502
GenreCar
Script ?
PencilsCharles Nicholas (signed)
InksVince Alascia (signed)
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
ActivityWin a $25 Bond (1 page)
FeatureName the Car Contest
Job #2686
GenreCar
PencilsDick Giordano ?
InksDick Giordano ?
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StoryDrag Feud! (8 pages)
GenreCar
CharactersAlexander Mazda Beddison; Chuck Bonney; Clint; Dave; Hank; Officer Ed Willum; Pete; Throttle Twisters Club
Script ?
PencilsBob Powell
InksBob Powell Howard Nostrand (assist) ?
 
Text StoryToo Square to Corner! (1 page)
Letterstypeset
GenreCar
CharactersSpeed Stobbs [Albert Clermond Stobbs]; Marge Weston; Aunt Mary; Squeal Temple
 
Comic StoryEndurance Race at Le Mans (6 pages)
Job #S-2558
GenreCar
CharactersRoy Flockhart; Mr. Hawthorne; Mr. Moss; Peter Walker
Script ?
PencilsBill Molno
InksVince Alascia
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
Comic StoryWin or Get Off the Track (6 pages)
Job #S-2045
GenreCar
CharactersClaire Allen; Lank Allen; Speed Munger; Wade Munger
Script ?
PencilsBill Molno
InksRocco "Rocke" Mastroserio
LettersJon D'Agostino
Notescredits per Nick Caputo, October 2014.
 
AdvertisementYogi Berra Homers in the 9th - Wins Big Game! (1 page)
FeatureWilson Chemical Co.
CharactersYogi Berra (photo)
Script
PencilsRay Thompson (signed)
InksRay Thompson (signed)
 
Text ArticleNo. 1 / Novice Notes (1 page)
GenreCar
Script ?
LettersJon D'Agostino
 
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