Blackhawk (DC Comics) - Wikipedia
Led by a mysterious man known as Blackhawk, the Blackhawks (or more formally, the Blackhawk Squadron) are a small team of World War II -era ace pilots of varied nationalities, each typically known under a single name, either their given name or their surname.
Blackhawk (1944—1984) | DC Database | Fandom
Blackhawk (Volume 1) was initially published by Quality Comics. Beginning with issue #9, it continued the numbering sequence from Uncle Sam Quarterly. It was published as a quarterly until #19 (June 1948), when the series changed to bimonthly publication, before becoming a monthly at #31 (June...
DC Comics 101: Who and What are the Blackhawks? | DC
Apr 26, 2018 · Created in the early 1940s during the months following America's official entry into World War II, Blackhawk both refers to a person who calls himself "Blackhawk" and a squadron of people known as, you guessed it, the Blackhawk Squadron.
Blackhawk (disambiguation) | DC Database | Fandom
Blackhawk is an ace pilot, fighting for the Allies with his fabled Blackhawk Squadron. One of the Quality Comics heroes, Blackhawk has been around since the war, and had several reboots and retcons since then.
Blackhawk (Character) - Comic Vine
Created by Will Eisner, Bob Powell and Chuck Cuidera, Blackhawk was first published by Quality Comics, and later by National Periodical Publications (which turned into DC Comics). Nicknamed...
DC Comics’ Blackhawks, explained - Polygon
Apr 18, 2018 · Steven Spielberg is producing Blackhawk, his first DC Comics adaptation, and may even direct. But on a list of DC Comics best known properties, Spielberg’s chosen subject is very, very low.
GCD :: Series :: Blackhawk - Grand Comics Database
Original index for this series was created from the indexing work of Henry Steele.
The Blackhawks - Cosmic Teams
Blackhawk, along with G.I. Combat, were the most successful properties to be transferred from Quality Comics to DC Comics in late 1956.
Blackhawk (Comic Book) - TV Tropes
Blackhawk was a very popular series in its day, and inspired several adaptations, including a short-lived 1950 Radio Drama, a 1952 movie serial starring Kirk Alyn (who also, incidentally, played Superman in serials), and a 1982 prose novel written by William Rotsler.
GCD :: Series :: Blackhawk - Grand Comics Database
Publishing hiatus between #250 (January-February 1977) and #251 (October 1982).
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