CARtoons #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fastest Stick Alive," a TV viewer watches a gladiator demolition derby with ancient Roman flair, tense and riveted by a underdog's desperate maneuver—only to realize, with a jolt, that the spectacle isn't quite what it seems. The issue's playful twist on performance and perception is brought to life through Pete Millar’s dynamic cover art, capturing the chaos of the arena in bold, expressive lines.
In "Yes, He's... Gone Batty," Bruce Waine wakes up convinced he’s invented a flying bat-shaped car, only to find his therapist utterly unconvinced—leaving the line between dream and reality delightfully blurred.
In "Hot Car Coliseum," a vintage-style Roman arena pulses with mechanical mayhem as a demolition derby unfolds under a golden sun, its gladiator cars roaring through the sand. A TV viewer leans in, breathless over a seemingly doomed driver—only to realize, with a jolt, that the spectacle isn’t just a game, but a carefully staged performance.
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