Giant-Size Wacky Races #1 Cover G 10 Copy Variant Edition Linsner Line Ar

Giant-Size Wacky Races #1 Cover G 10 Copy Variant Edition Linsner Line ArFeaturing 40 pages of story and art! Thrill to the all new adventures of Penelope Pitstop! This Giant Size one shot features three thrilling chapters that take us on a high octane adventure from writer Ivan Cohen and super star artist in the making Mariano Benitez Chapo! Featuring a race for the ages with tough and beautiful Penelope, handsome and mysterious Peter Perfect and of course Dick Dastardly (and a new look at Muttley! All of this action and

Featuring 40 pages of story and art! Thrill to the all-new adventures of Penelope Pitstop! This Giant-Size one-shot features three thrilling chapters that take us on a high-octane adventure from writer Ivan Cohen and super-star-artist-in-the-making Mariano Benitez-Chapo! Featuring a race-for-the-ages with tough and beautiful Penelope, handsome and mysterious Peter Perfect and of course Dick Dastardly (and a new look at Muttley! All of this action and high-speed adventure under three covers: Joseph Michael Linsner, Egal Galmon and Robert Hack! Ivan Cohen has written titles starring some of the best-loved and most-well known characters in fiction, ranging from Batman, Spider-Man, and the Teen Titans to Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, and even the Space Jam version of LeBron James. His work includes mainstream comics for all ages; custom projects for clients such as LEGO, Honda, Mars, Incorporated, and Snickers; the award-winning THE BATMAN & SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERIES, and the teen/adult-focused MULTIVERSITY: TEEN JUSTICE, featuring the breakthrough character Kid Quick. Wacky Races is an animated TV series, aired in 1968 to 1970 on CBS. The series was possibly inspired by the 1965 slapstick comedy The Great Race, as it consists of eleven drivers racing across North America in order to win the title of ""World's Wackiest Racer"". The cartoon has a large number of regular characters, with 23 people and animals spread among eleven race cars.