Publishers / Charlton / Hot Rods and Racing Cars (1951) / #107
107April 1971
$0.15

Hot Rods and Racing Cars #107

Charlton · April 1971

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Identification plate

Series
Hot Rods and Racing Cars (Charlton, 1951 series)
Issue
#107
Publication date
April 1971
Key date
1971-04-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Press Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Fire Trapcover1pencils: Jack Keller; inks: Jack Keller; letters: Charlotte Jetter
1Texas Turmoilcomic story7script: Joe Gill; pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Vince Alascia
2Moment of Glorycomic story6pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Vince Alascia
3Near & Far in Your Cartext article1letters: typeset
4Fire Trap, Part 1comic story6script: Jack Keller; pencils: Jack Keller; inks: Jack KellerClint Curtis; Larry Malloy; Janice Malloy; Alex Alexander
5Fire Trap, Part 2comic story6script: Jack Keller; pencils: Jack Keller; inks: Jack Keller

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Classic Hot Rods and Racing Car Comics #4
ISBN 9781505670554
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