Blackhawk, #239
Published: February-March 1968
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Issue Contents:
The Killer That Time Forgot!
Characters
- Blackhawk
- Iron Hammer
Credits
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks:
- Letters: Gaspar Saladino
The Killer That Time Forgot!
"Die, verdamnt Blackhawks!"
Storyline
Iron Hammer, who has been in suspended animation under a glacier, does not realize that World War II is over. He attacks Blackhawk imposters, then sets out to find his old enemies once he discovers his mistake.
Characters
- Andre
- Blackhawk
- Zinda Blake
- Chop-Chop
- Chuck
- Dr. Hands
- The Golden Centurion
- Hendrickson
- Lady Blackhawk
- The Leaper
- The Listener
- M'sieu Machine
- Olaf
- Stanislaus
- The Weapons-Master
- Iron Hammer
- townsfolk
- fake Blackhawks
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks:
The Killer That Time Forgot! Part Two
"Now, in the brains of each of the Magnificent 7, the same image burns -- when the New Blackhawk Era was years in the future -- and as seven swashbuckling fighters, they were a small army in World War II -- and of one day in the mountains of Nazi Germany"
Storyline
The Blackhawks pursue Iron Hammer, slowing him down, but forcing them to drop out wounded one after another.
Characters
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks:
"With this issue featuring the Blackhawks in their 'old' uniforms, let's read a few comments on the subject of uniforms."
Story Notes
Letters from John W. McCarty, Jerry B. Stolken, John Gallagher, Bryon Pride, George Dolack, John Sinclair, and Tim Miller.
The Killer That Time Forgot! Part Three
"Chop-Chop (alias Dr. Hands) moves lightly as a cat over the glacier's icy crust -- his every sense as alert as a cat..."
Storyline
Iron Hammer delusionally tries to reach Hitler, and report his success in killing the Blackhawks. When the Blackhawks confront him in their original uniforms, he tries once more to kill them, and accidentally kills himself.
Characters
Credits
- Script: Bob Haney
- Pencils: Dick Dillin
- Inks:
End of the Line!
"Jack Green spent all of his life trying to be first at everything -- from crossing a new bridge -- to getting tickets for the World Series!"
Storyline
Jack Green is always first in civilian life, but consistently comes in last in the army. He's the first in his unit to be captured, but fights his way free and becomes the first to haul down the Nazi flag.
Characters
- Jack Green
- sergeant
- German soldiers
- American soldiers
Credits
- Script: John Reed
- Pencils: Gene Colan
- Inks: Bernard Sachs
"Gosh, Dad, I don't have any fine sandpaper..."
Storyline
Dad suggests using a matchbook striker as fine sandpaper.
Characters
- Dad
- son
Credits
- Script: Henry Boltinoff
- Pencils: Henry Boltinoff
- Inks: Henry Boltinoff
- Letters: Henry Boltinoff
Story Notes
Comics-form activity. Idea from Joe Ingoglia, Plattekill, N.Y.