Blackhawk #195
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Vengeance of the Element Man [Chapter 1]," a miner trapped beneath collapsing rock undergoes a startling metamorphosis, gaining the power to become the very elements around him. Written by an unknown hand and brought to life by Dick Dillin’s dynamic art and Chuck Cuidera’s sharp inks, this 1964 DC thriller kicks off a gripping tale of betrayal and transformation. The cover by Dillin and Cuidera captures the eerie, elemental shift with a striking, otherworldly intensity.
In the depths of a collapsing mine, a trapped miner undergoes a startling transformation, gaining the ability to become the very elements around him. Now driven by a single purpose, he sets out to confront the crew who left him behind—though whether they truly abandoned him or not remains uncertain. This gripping chapter from Blackhawk #195 blends raw survival with surreal science fiction, as one man becomes something far beyond human.
In "The Vengeance of the Element Man, Chapter 2," the glowing, meteor-like Entity stalks the mines, drawn to the three surviving miners. Blackhawk uses the site of the original cave-in as a trap, hoping to confront the being that was born from disaster.
In "The Return of the Tom Thumb Blackhawk!" from Blackhawk #195 (1964), undercover agent Stanislaus infiltrates a circus under the guise of an acrobat, only to cross paths with the diminutive but resourceful Tiny Big—the famed Tom Thumb Blackhawk. Together, they unravel a hidden plot to launder stolen goods, using the chaos of the big top as cover.
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Reprinted in Rommets Helter #2/1965 (1965), Superman Presents World's Finest Comic Monthly #42 (1968)
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