alludes to the fact that the driver was never seen. Shortly afterwards, E.T. is revealed to be the driver. In print In Stardust Crusaders, the third story arc of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, the titles of the chapters of the "Wheel of Fortune" story reference Duel. In the story, the protagonists must deal with an assassin controlling a car resembling a Valiant. In 2009, Stephen King and Joe Hill wrote a story titled "Throttle" that was a homage to Matheson's "Duel". IDW Publishing adapted "Duel" and "Throttle" into a four-issue comic series, Road Rage, with each of the two stories spanning two issues. Road Rage #1 was published on February 15, 2012. In music Steve Hackett's song "Duel" from the album Till We Have Faces was inspired by the film. Kentucky-based band Nine Pound Hammer used a still of the truck pushing the Valiant over the cliff for the cover of their album Smokin' Taters!The Swervedriver song "Duel", from their album Mezcal Head, took its title from the film. In David Lee Roth's 1994 video for the song "She's My Machine", Duels truck appears several times as a green tanker. The animated video for "John Postal" by They Might Be Giants, from the album The Escape Team, reimagines Duel, substituting a postal truck for the tanker. Note References Sources "Steven Spielberg and Duel: The Making of a Film Career" by Steven Awalt, Rowman & Littlefield (2014). The Complete Spielberg by Ian Freer, Virgin Books (2001). Steven Spielberg by James Clarke, Pocket Essentials (2004). Steven Spielberg The Collectors Edition by Empire Magazine (2004). The Steven Spielberg Story by Tony Crawley, William Morrow (1983). Duel'' by Richard Matheson, Tor Books Terror Stories Series (2003). External links DUEL full film [1971, ABC Television Version] Duel movie script 1971 From Director Steven Spielberg: Duel archive The Devil on Weels Documentary film 1971 films 1971 television films 1970s chase films 1970s road movies 1970s action thriller films ABC Movie of the Week American chase films American road movies American action thriller films 1970s English-language films Films about automobiles Films based on short fiction Films based on works by Richard Matheson Films directed by Steven Spielberg Films scored by Billy Goldenberg Films set in California Films set in deserts Films shot in California Films with screenplays by Richard Matheson Action television films American thriller television films Trucker films Universal Pictures films Films about road accidents and incidents