Dragstrip Hotrodders [Drag-Strip Hotrodders]
Charlton · 1963–1967 · 16 issues
About the series
From 1963 to 1967, Charlton Comics fueled a short but energetic run of Drag-Strip Hotrodders, a series that shifted gears between hot-rodding adventures and gritty crime stories. The creative engine was driven primarily by writer Joe Gill and artists Charles Nicholas, Jack Keller, and Edd Ashe, who delivered 16 issues of fast-paced, car-centric action. While it never reached the heights of Charlton's more famous titles, the series stands as a spirited snapshot of 1960s youth culture and the enduring appeal of the drag strip.