Cover: John Severin

Action Comics Weekly #630

Dec 1988 · DC · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; 0.60 GBP

☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free

In "Will," Blackhawk finds himself entangled in a high-stakes mission when he agrees to work for the U.S. government, shifting the tide of a case that had been personally assigned to Steve Claiborne—now pulled off the trail by the new arrangement. As tensions rise, a shadowy Nazi group prepares a dangerous ambush, testing Blackhawk’s loyalty and resolve. Written by Martin Pasko and illustrated by Rick Burchett, with inks by Burchett and colors by Tom Ziuko, this 1988 installment features a striking cover by John Severin.

Contains 6 stories

Will

8 pp · Superhero

alien in form of Randy Violent

Knock 'Em Dead, Part 7

7 pp · Superhero

Deborah TildenCat MaddoxLt. CameronKen GlazierAnnaRon Tompkins

...The Mockingbird Still Singing O'er Its Grave...

8 pp · Superhero

Walter Fenady (dies)Ms. HeppelMax (dies)Mr. ThorsenMr. GiddensGus MarkessonRafael DiRienzi (new Mockingbird?)

In the aftermath of a brutal ambush, the Secret Six eliminate the final remnants of "the Agency," leaving a trail of silence and grief. When Rafael DiRienzi vanishes following his father’s death, a mysterious new Mockingbird emerges—her song a haunting echo across the wreckage.

The Power from Beyond!

2 pp · Superhero

Bob GaltMother TierraListener

Rocks and Hard Places, Chapter V: Attacks

8 pp · Superhero

Mr. HunterMoiraButton

Mr. Blackhawk Goes to Washington

7 pp · Adventure, War

Steve Claiborne [also as Leslie Richardson]Natalie ReedGretchen KoblenzWendell HardestyKeng Kuan Chee [Mairzey]President Harry S. TrumanDean ForrestalAdmiral HillenkoetterGeorge

In "Mr. Blackhawk Goes to Washington," the legendary hero agrees to a high-stakes assignment with the U.S. government, shifting the focus of the investigation from Steve Claiborne—now pulled off the case—to Leslie Richardson. As Blackhawk navigates the corridors of power, a shadowy Nazi group prepares a dangerous ambush, testing his loyalty and resolve in a world where allies and enemies blur.