Blackhawk #177
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis October 1962 DC issue promises an "astounding 2-part story" with "Menace of the Alien Earthlings," and the cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff delivers an immediately arresting scene: a figure standing atop a raised platform is caught in a beam of light from a menacing green machine, his head now transformed into that of a green-skinned alien, while horrified Blackhawk teammates below cry out that they're too late — Blackhawk has been changed into an alien. Green-skinned extraterrestrials in purple uniforms flank the strange device, making it clear the Blackhawk Squadron is up against a genuinely unsettling sci-fi threat. Writer Arnold Drake and artist Dick Dillin bring the kind of imaginative, pulpy energy that made early-'60s DC adventure comics such a distinctive ride.
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Blackhawk lands in a town lost in time where criminals have taken over. He has to battle them with 19th century technology.
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