Blackhawk #191
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis December 1963 DC issue delivers a genuinely unsettling cover scene, penciled by Dick Dillin and inked by Sheldon Moldoff: a red-masked villain fires a molecule-smasher ray at Blackhawk, whose body is fragmenting into a swirling mass of disconnected particles before our eyes. Behind them, fellow Blackhawk squadron members look on in alarm, one exclaiming "Sacre bleu! He has used his molecule-smasher on Blackhawk!" — a speech bubble that sells the stakes perfectly without a word of interior story needed. Packed with two complete tales — "Menace of the Molecule Man" and "Tales of the Blackhawk Emblem" — this issue offers a solid double dose of the team's signature aerial-adventure spirit.
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An old sea captain shows some kids how they too can learn more about foreign countries by visiting the local library.
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