Blackhawk #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bait for a Death Trap," the Blackhawks face a chilling new threat in 1944: three Japanese soldiers transformed through science to perfectly mimic American soldiers, sent deep behind enemy lines. With Al Bryant handling both the interior art and the cover, this issue delivers a tense, high-stakes espionage tale rooted in wartime deception.
When Blackhawk crashlands in the jungles of Burma, his comrades Olaf and Andre race to rescue him—only to find Burma Jack already there, eyeing the opportunity to turn his former ally over to the enemy for profit. With danger closing in from all sides, loyalty and survival hang in the balance.
In "The Super-Spies of the Rising Sun," three Japanese soldiers are transformed through secret science to perfectly mimic Caucasian American soldiers, then sent behind enemy lines to infiltrate the Blackhawks. Written by a team of creators from the era, the story unfolds as the Blackhawks must uncover the deception before it's too late.
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Reprinted in Comic Reprints #[7] (1974), PS Artbooks Softee: Blackhawk #1 (2021), Hit Comics #11
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