Hot Rods and Racing Cars #113
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "From the Scrapheap," a 1972 Charlton classic, former rivals Clint and Leif face a reckoning when a fiery crash forces them to confront past grudges. Written and illustrated by Jack Keller, this gripping tale unfolds with raw tension as betrayal, justice, and fate collide on the track and beyond. The story's stark, powerful art—penciled and inked by Keller—brings every moment of tension to life, from the wreckage to the edge of the cliff.
Emmett, down after a wreck that leaves him injured, finds a second chance working for Jake Baker, a man who salvages the broken cars of failed racers. Together, they rebuild a machine from the wreckage—nicknamed the Scrapheap—turning scrap into speed.
In the high-octane world of 1972’s Hot Rods and Racing Cars, Leif Erich’s fury after a track accident ignites a dangerous rivalry with fellow racer Clint Curtis. When Leif blames Clint for the crash and retaliates in the next race, their feud turns deadly on the asphalt—though neither driver is ready to back down.
In "Dirty Driver! [Part 2]," tensions flare when Leif, still furious over being blamed for a crash, attacks Clint after he’s pulled from a burning wreck. As the racing community grapples with the fallout, Leif’s rage escalates into a deadly pursuit on the open highway, leading to a confrontation that tests both men’s limits.
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↩ Reprints Hot Rods and Racing Cars #110 (1971)
Reprinted in Classic Hot Rods and Racing Car Comics #5 (2015)
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