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HAMB thread.

anyone remember Clint Curtis & the Road Knights comics?

I managed to find a couple of issues when i went to a model show 10 years ago , you don't see them anymore though .

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I like the Robert Williams picture above. As for hot rod comics, there is a reason you don't see many today. The only good one was Cartoons put out by Petersen Publishing. And really only Krass and Bernie were all that good in that with any constancy. I do miss Cartoons though. And wish it was still around.

Scott

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I like the Robert Williams picture above. As for hot rod comics, there is a reason you don't see many today. The only good one was Cartoons put out by Petersen Publishing. And really only Krass and Bernie were all that good in that with any constancy. I do miss Cartoons though. And wish it was still around.

Scott

I loved reading CarToons when I was a kid. Wasn't there a character named Flathead McGurk in that mag as well ?

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. And really only Krass and Bernie were all that good in that with any constancy. I do miss Cartoons though. And wish it was still around.

Scott

Krass and Bernie were nothing, Unk and them Varmits were king!

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I loved reading CarToons when I was a kid. Wasn't there a character named Flathead McGurk in that mag as well ?

It was Stroker McGurk ant Temple McFlathead, but they were in different mags.

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It was Stroker McGurk ant Temple McFlathead, but they were in different mags.

Stroker McGurk did appear in CarToons in some of the late issues, about the same time that they reprinted the Unk and the Varmints strips.

I wish somebody would put out a book of Krass and Bernie comics.

Scott

http://www.shop.georgetrosley.com/Krass-and-Bernie_c23.htm

BTW, I still have every issue of CarToons I ever got, from the mid '80s all the way to the last issue. I actually was one of the first subscribers when they finally made them available (1985). I recall they gave me the option of either Hot Rod (which I aleady had a sub to at the time, along with 4 Wheel & Off Road) or Car Craft to finish out the sub when they stop publishing CarToons. I went with Car Craft.

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Stroker McGurk did appear in CarToons in some of the late issues, about the same time that they reprinted the Unk and the Varmints strips.

http://www.shop.georgetrosley.com/Krass-and-Bernie_c23.htm

BTW, I still have every issue of CarToons I ever got, from the mid '80s all the way to the last issue. I actually was one of the first subscribers when they finally made them available (1985). I recall they gave me the option of either Hot Rod (which I aleady had a sub to at the time, along with 4 Wheel & Off Road) or Car Craft to finish out the sub when they stop publishing CarToons. I went with Car Craft.

Thanks Bill, I already found the link to Trosley's web site to buy the book. As soon as I have a little more cash I'll have to buy one. But, your comment on being "one of the first subscribers" to CarToons in 1985 has me confused? I have a sprinkling of CarToons going back into the 1960's.

Scott

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I wish somebody would put out a book of Krass and Bernie comics.

Scott

ditto I enjoy their monkey wrenching around antics, kinda really reminds me of the current status of hot rod magazine and their project road kill series/ segments except krass and Bern is better I.m.o

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I saw in Hobby lobby in the garage are section tin signs etc. there was about a poster size

" hot rod comic" image of what looked like a old hot rod comic was very cool very cool vintage wall art its on my future "man cave" garage list :)

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Thanks Bill, I already found the link to Trosley's web site to buy the book. As soon as I have a little more cash I'll have to buy one. But, your comment on being "one of the first subscribers" to CarToons in 1985 has me confused? I have a sprinkling of CarToons going back into the 1960's.

Scott

While CarToons was published starting in '59 (quarterly, went bi-monthly in '62), they did not offer a subscription to it until '85. Before then, it was strictly a news stand or magazine rack item.

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While CarToons was published starting in '59 (quarterly, went bi-monthly in '62), they did not offer a subscription to it until '85. Before then, it was strictly a news stand or magazine rack item.

Ah, that explains it.

Scott

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