 Cars Rookie #1 (2009) variant Out of Stock Quantity
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Cars fans, start your engines! Before the big Dinoco 400 race, rookie sensation Lightning McQueen is interviewed by Darrel Cartrip. Full of braggadocio, McQueen reveals his scrappy origins as "Bulldozer" McQueen - a local short track racer who dreams of the big time, and recklessly plows his way through the competition to get there! Features 2 covers by Allen Gladfelter. Date Available: 05/13/2009 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  Boom! Kids brings out the second title in their series of “kid” books, as Disney/Pixar’s Lightning McQueen, from the movie Cars, works to be the next Piston Cup champion. The story is told through the eyes of Lightning McQueen, and fits in nicely with the movie, since I can envision this tale to have happened during the time lapses in it. Nice story, great dialogue, a fun, fun, fun read for anyone…must admit, even better than The Incredible’s from last week! Only historically curious note I have, not to do with the story at all, is the non-appearance of the Comics Code Authority stamp on the cover. If anything should be marked as “Safe for Kids”, it’s this issue... Great Buy! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Cars fans, start your engines! Before the big Dinoco 400 race, rookie sensation Lightning McQueen is interviewed by Darrel Cartrip. Full of braggadocio, McQueen reveals his scrappy origins as "Bulldozer" McQueen - a local short track racer who dreams of the big time, and recklessly plows his way through the competition to get there! Features 2 covers by Allen Gladfelter. Date Available: 05/13/2009 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS Boom! Kids brings out the second title in their series of “kid” books, as Disney/Pixar’s Lightning McQueen, from the movie Cars, works to be the next Piston Cup champion. The story is told through the eyes of Lightning McQueen, and fits in nicely with the movie, since I can envision this tale to have happened during the time lapses in it. Nice story, great dialogue, a fun, fun, fun read for anyone…must admit, even better than The Incredible’s from last week! Only historically curious note I have, not to do with the story at all, is the non-appearance of the Comics Code Authority stamp on the cover. If anything should be marked as “Safe for Kids”, it’s this issue... Great Buy! I give it 10 out of 10 Grahams |
