Publishers / Charlton / Hot Rods and Racing Cars (1951) / #2
2January 1952
$0.10

Hot Rods and Racing Cars #2

Charlton · January 1952 · on sale 1951-12-03

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Identification plate

Series
Hot Rods and Racing Cars (Charlton, 1951 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
January 1952
Key date
1952-01-00
On-sale date
1951-12-03
Indicia publisher
Motor Magazines Inc.
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1letters: typeset
1At the Indianapolis 500comic story1
2Race against Deathcomic story7pencils: Bob Forgione; inks: Bob Forgione; letters: Charlotte JetterSpeed Davis
3LeSabre a Look into the Automotive Futurecomic story2pencils: Dick Beck
424 Hours at Le Mans!comic story6inks: George Roussos; letters: Sam RosenJimmy Mullane
5Simpson Sets a New Recordtext story2letters: typeset
6Detroitcomic story1
7-comic story4
8-comic story4
9Lee Wallard Hard Driver Who Steps on Hard Luckcomic story3
10The Bridgehampton Cupcomic story4pencils: Walter Palais; inks: Walter Palais
11At the Turn of the Centurycomic story1

Plus 1 page of advertisements and other matter across 1 sequence, as published.

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Series context

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