Cover: Dick Dillin & Chuck Cuidera

Blackhawk #122

Mar 1958 · DC · 0.10 USD

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In "The Movie That Backfired," Blackhawk pulls off a daring deception, posing as a long-lost foe to frame himself for the murder of his teammates—his only hope of luring a ruthless gang into exposing their plot to seize Blackhawk Island. With Dick Dillin’s sharp art and Chuck Cuidera’s dynamic inks bringing the action to life, this 1958 DC classic blends espionage and illusion in a tense, clever thriller. The cover by Dillin and Cuidera captures the moment’s high stakes with bold, cinematic flair.

Contains 6 stories

The Movie That Backfired

8 pp · Adventure, War

Blakhawks [BlackhawkHendricksonOlafAndreChuckStanislausChop Chop]Mr. VerbaCarlo Vesalius

When the Blackhawks agree to turn their most daring missions into a film, the production takes a dangerous turn—live munitions are swapped for movie props, turning their wartime heroics into a real-life disaster. Written by a team of creators from the era, this 1958 adventure blends wartime action with the unexpected chaos of Hollywood.

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

Dexter

The Sky Kites

8 pp · Adventure, War

Blackhawks [BlackhawkAndreHendricksonChuckOlafStanislausChop Chop]King RavenBlackie

Untitled Humor story

1 pp · Humor

The Day the Blackhawks Died

8 pp · Adventure, War

Blackhawks [Blackhawk [also as the Cobra]OlafAndreChop ChopHendricksonChuckStanislaus]Marlin

In "The Day the Blackhawks Died," Blackhawk pulls off a daring deception, masquerading as a long-lost foe to stage the team's apparent demise. With the fate of Blackhawk Island hanging in the balance, he must outwit a ruthless gang before they seize control.