Blackhawk #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Nine Lives of the Cat-Man," a European city marks its 1,000-year anniversary, only to find that the events recorded in its ancient chronicle, The Crimson Folio, are beginning to repeat—threatening the descendant of the final victim listed in its pages. With art by Mort Meskin and inks by Meskin and George Roussos, this 1958 thriller blends historical mystery and creeping dread, while Dick Dillin and Charles Cuidera deliver a striking cover that captures the story’s eerie tone.
In the shadow of a millennium-old European city’s anniversary, the long-forgotten Crimson Folio begins to unfold its ancient warnings—events from history start repeating with eerie precision. Now, the descendant of the man fated to die on its final page must confront a past that refuses to stay buried.
In the dusty hills of South America, photographer Ben Martin stumbles upon a bizarre alien creature—a flying, four-legged "bronc"—and a crashed spaceship containing an injured pilot. The pilot’s urgent message: Ben must ride the bronc back to the old corral, the ship itself, before it’s too late.
In "The Secret of the Phoenix," Harry Boone, driven by the thrill of discovery, faces the jungle’s relentless dangers as his archaeological quest nears its end. When fear threatens to overwhelm him, the natives’ whispered tales of the deathless Phoenix bird ignite a new resolve—though whether it’s faith or folly remains to be seen.
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