Published: May 1965
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Story Featuring Blackhawk
"This photograph proves, Blackhawk, that you were a Nazi war criminal!"
The Blackhawks return to a small village in France for a reenactment of their help in liberating it from the Nazis during World War II. After the mock battle, the group is stunned when those playing the Resistance kidnap Blackhawk. They accuse him of committing real war crimes during the war and put him on trial.
Part one of two.
Blackhawk escapes from the mock trial and goes to an old chateau, where he leads the other Blackhawks chasing him down a long tunnel into a secret Nazi laboratory in a cavern. The other Blackhawks escape from strange creatures before they find Blackhawk being held prisoner by one of the Resistance from the trial.
Story Featuring Blackhawk Detached Service Diary
"You all know that Chuck is our radio and electronics expert..."
Chuck disguises himself to infiltrate a gang of robbers who fly with backpack rockets.
In The Comic Reader #27, July 1964, George Kashdan is credited with writing the Blackhawk fillers. (Nick Caputo)
"Now - the greatest crime fighter in comic book history..."
Back cover. Illustration of the cover of the box of the Batman plastic model by Aurora Plastics Corp. Also a small version of the cover of the box for the Superboy plastic model.
Inside back cover. Illustrated ad for plastic soldiers and battle equipment from World War II. 126 pieces for 99¢ plus 25¢ postage and handling from "Soldiers, Dept. B-55, P.O. Box 397, Rockville Centre, N.Y.
"Hey, gang, luck is with us..."
Mopey's gang thinks they've found a rich man to rob, but things aren't as they seem.
Promo for subscriptions to Adventure Comics and Blackhawk. Ten issues for $1.00 with mail-in coupon. Illustrated with art from the two titles.
Story Featuring Doom Patrol , Story Featuring Rip Hunter... Time Master
Promo for Rip Hunter...Time Master (DC, 1961 series) #26 and The Doom Patrol (DC, 1965 series) #95 with covers depicted. Both "Now on sale."
On the page between page 6 and page 7 of the previous sequence. Illustrated ad for set of 162 piece plastic Viking warriors, boats, and other equipment. $2.00 from Bi-A-Toy Corp., P.O. Box 30, Tremont Station, Bronx, N.Y. 10457.
On the page between page 6 and page 7 of the previous sequence. Promo for 80 page Giant Magazine (DC, 1964 series) #10 featuring Superboy. "On sale March 11th."
Ad illustrated with photographs of G.I. Joe dolls in action promoting membership in the G. I. Joe Club with mail-in coupon. Cost is 50¢ to G.I. Joe Division - P.O. Box 1288, Hassenfeld Bros., Inc. Pawtucket, R. I.
Letter Column Featuring Blackhawk Bylines
Letters of comment from Jimmy Chick, Kevin Hughey, Joe Basaldua, Barry Moore (England), David Hubball, Daryl Williams (Venezuela), and Billy Trembath (Iran).
Story Featuring Sea Devils , Story Featuring Aquaman
Promo for Aquaman (DC, 1962 series) #21 ("On sale Mar. 11th) and Sea Devils (DC, 1961 series) #23 (On sale Mar. 18th). Covers are depicted.
"Gosh, Ken, my models never look that good!"
On the page between the 3rd page and 4th page of the previous sequence. Ad in comic format for AMT model car kits.
On the page between the 3rd page and 4th page of the previous sequence. Promo for 80 page Giant Magazine (DC, 1964 series) #11 featuring Superman. "On Sale Everywhere April 15th." Cover is depicted.
Illustrated ad for Silly Putty. Silly Putty Marketing, Inc., P.O. Box 741, New Haven, Conn.
On the page between page 4 and page 5 of the previous story sequence. Ad in comic format for Monogram model kits.
Inside front cover.
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