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Cover: Irvin Steinberg

Blackhawk #69

Oct 1953 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“The Cyclone From Hell!”

In "The Cyclone From Hell!", the Blackhawks defend Costonya’s uranium mines from the Iron Men, whose sabotage forces a daring pursuit to an abandoned prison. There, they face off against the robot king Vorga and the mysterious Robot X-12, only to uncover the true villain—a towering circus freak behind the mechanical menace. Penciled by Dick Dillin and inked by Chuck Cuidera, this 1953 adventure blends Cold War intrigue with pulp action, while Irvin Steinberg’s cover captures the chaos of the cyclone-themed showdown.

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artist Dick Dillin · inker Chuck Cuidera · cover Irvin Steinberg

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cover pencils, inks Irvin Steinberg

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The nation of Costonya is willing to sell its uranium to the West but needs help in securing the mines. The Blackhawks, guarding the mine, are attacked by the Iron Men who wreck their jets & steal the uranium. Another fight with the Iron Men allows the Blackhawks to track them to the old Costonyan prison. There they confront the King of the Iron Men, Vorga who plans to sell the uranium to the highest bidder. But this is a robot version of Vorga. After a battle with Robot Vorga and Robot X-12, the Blackhawks track down the real Vorga, a towering former circus freak, and beat him in a fight.

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