Blackhawk #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Marauders from Mercury," Jack Kirby crafts a gripping sci-fi mystery as a scientific expedition stumbles upon a remote island dotted with eerie, Easter Island–like statues. When one of the statues suddenly comes to life, the team must race against time to decode an ancient tablet that reveals the island’s true nature—a hidden alien base protected by living sentries. Kirby’s dynamic art and storytelling, paired with Dick Dillin’s striking cover, deliver a classic adventure from 1960 that’s both thrilling and eerily timeless.
When the Blackhawks intercept a distress call and rescue Diplomat D'Lor from a high-speed chase, their mission seems straightforward—until they learn the fugitive they saved is wanted by Mercury’s own authorities. Now caught between loyalty to a diplomat and the truth behind his escape, the team must navigate a planet where every ally could be an enemy.
In "Siege of Blackhawk Island," smugglers stranded on the remote island during a violent storm stumble upon the Blackhawks' hidden base—only to find it abandoned. With the team away on duty, the intruders take refuge in the very outpost meant to protect it, forcing the Blackhawks to mount a daring assault on their own headquarters to reclaim it.
In "Earth's Strangest Salesman," a mysterious salesman arrives with a suitcase full of strange gadgets—only to be thrown out by a skeptical man who doesn’t know the truth. But when the salesman suddenly remembers the alien plot hidden in his mind, he races to stop a looming invasion before it’s too late.
In "The Man with the Double Destiny," Jo finds himself caught in a deadly twist when hired to guide the ruthless gun runner Verrill through the Peruvian jungle—only to learn too late that Verrill has bound his fate to Jo’s through a witch doctor’s curse. As the jungle closes in, Jo must survive not just the treacherous terrain, but the terrifying truth that every danger Verrill faces may be his own.
In "The Stone Sentinels of Giant Island," a scientific expedition stumbles upon a remote island haunted by towering stone statues eerily reminiscent of Easter Island’s famed figures. When one statue awakens, the team must race against time to decode an ancient tablet that reveals the statues are guardians of a buried alien base—before the island itself sinks beneath the waves.
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