Blackhawk #245
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJoe Kubert's cover for this 1976 DC issue pulls no punches: Blackhawk reels mid-air, struck by a fiery explosion, while the orange-suited villain Anti-Man stands defiant on a rocky outcrop and delivers a chilling command — "The name is Anti-Man — and I order you to die!" Parachutists and warplanes fill the background, giving the scene a breathless, large-scale urgency that suits the "New Blackhawk" era perfectly. With Steve Skeates writing and George Evans on interior art, "Death's Double Deal!" looks like a tense, high-flying chapter for one of DC's most enduring action heroes.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #125 (1975), Faucon Noir #4 (1977)
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