Brûlant #6
In "Mon ami était un monstre," the Blackhawks go deep undercover in Belgium during World War II, racing against time to expose a hidden plane factory and free the enslaved workers before a devastating Allied strike. Written by Bob Haney and George Kashdan, with art by Dick Dillin and inks by Charles Cuidera, this 1968 issue delivers tense espionage and wartime stakes in a story that’s as gripping as it is grounded in its historical setting.
In "Il y a un traître parmi nous," the Challengers are drawn into a deadly game when Scientist X's voice echoes from a ruined lab, challenging them to solve three clues to claim his hidden inventions. Trapped in a web of deception, they're ambushed by Dimension-Man, who unleashes the Iron Dictator to turn the team against itself—forcing them to question loyalty when betrayal seems certain.
In the shadow of war, the Blackhawks slip into occupied Belgium to dismantle a hidden plane factory and free the workers trapped inside—before the skies above turn deadly. A tense mission of stealth and sacrifice unfolds as duty collides with humanity in the final hours before the strike.
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↩ Reprints Blackhawk #207 (1965), Our Fighting Forces #94 (1965), Our Army at War #159 (1965), All-American Men of War #112 (1965), Capt. Storm #10 (1965), Star Spangled War Stories #124 (1965), Capt. Storm #13 (1966), Challengers of the Unknown #53 (1966)
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