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Cover: Dick Dillin & Sheldon Moldoff

Blackhawk #17

Jan 1956 · Thorpe & Porter · 1/- [0-1-0 GBP]
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In "The Perils of Ulysses," banker Peter Rogers—struggling with amnesia—finds himself haunted by visions of future disasters. As the mysterious Mr. Smith, he crafts intricate mechanical toys that eerily mirror the chaos he foresees. With art by Jim McArdle and a striking cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff, this 1956 issue blends suspense and mystery in a tale where invention and foresight collide.

Contains 9 stories
The Perils of Ulysses
8 pp · Adventure, War
Blackhawk [Bart Hawk]AndreOlaf BjornsonChuck WilsonHans HendricksonStanislausChop-ChopThe Professor

In "The Perils of Ulysses," the Blackhawks are drawn to a mysterious island by the enigmatic Professor, where they face off against mechanical recreations of the legendary trials from Ulysses’s journey—each a twisted echo of myth, tested in the heat of war. The story blends classic adventure with wartime intrigue, as the team confronts ancient perils reimagined in steel and gear.

The Junior Blackhawk
8 pp · Adventure, War
Blackhawk [Bart Hawk]AndreOlaf BjornsonChuck WilsonHans HendricksonStanislausChop-ChopJunior Johnson
The Challenge of the Wizard
8 pp · Adventure, War
Blackhawk [Bart Hawk]AndreOlaf BjornsonChuck WilsonHans HendricksonStanislausChop-ChopThe Wizard [Alec Royer]Carl PierceKan-Du
The Wizard of San Marco
6 pp · Science Fiction
Carlos Smith

In "The Wizard of San Marco," Carlos Smith, a man of alien descent living in the quiet town of San Marco, finds himself caught between worlds when his mysterious half-brother arrives to reclaim him. Though the stranger offers escape from a life of suspicion, Carlos must decide whether to embrace his true heritage or stay rooted in the Earth he's come to call home.

I Built the Toys of Doom
6 pp · Fantasy
Peter Rogers [Mr. Smith]Joe Wheeler

In "I Built the Toys of Doom," Peter Rogers—once a banker, now known only as Mr. Smith—wakes with amnesia and a haunting gift: glimpses of the future. As he constructs intricate mechanical toys, each one seems to foreshadow the very disasters he predicts, blurring the line between cause and consequence.

The Strange Revenge of Lucius Gallus
6 pp · Horror-Suspense
Charles PetersLarry Gales
The Island of the Enchantress!
6 pp · Science Fiction
Captain RossProfessor Elliot [also called Ward]Pete

In "The Island of the Enchantress!" from Blackhawk #17 (1956), a plane crash-lands on a remote island, where strange chemicals from the wreckage and a nearby lagoon begin to alter living tissue in ways that echo the myth of Circe. As the survivors confront the island’s unsettling transformations, they find themselves caught in a mystery that blurs the line between science and legend.

Assignment in Eternity!
6 pp · Science Fiction
Professor Colby
The Volcanic Man
6 pp · Science Fiction
Dr. Harlow

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Full credits

artist, inker Jim McArdle
cover pencils Dick Dillin
cover inks Sheldon Moldoff

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↩ Reprints Strange Adventures #83 (1957), House of Secrets #7 (1957), Blackhawk #120 (1958)

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