Blackhawk #1 (High Flying 1st Issue) by Martin Pasko and Rick Burchett DC Comics March 1989 (Very Fine)
$6.95
Blackhawk #1 is a single-unit DC comic book from the 3rd series, featuring the character Blackhawk in an action-packed storyline titled All In Colour For A Crime. Published in 1989 during the Copper Age, Blackhawk #1 features the art of Rick Burchett and is graded Fine/Very Fine. The genre of this comic book includes elements of action, aviation, war, and military themes, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collector’s library.
Blackhawk #1 is from the acclaimed 1989 DC Comics monthly series. This issue kicks off the All In Colour For A Crime arc, taking the legendary pilot squad into a gritty, mature-readers era of Cold War espionage and political intrigue.
Title: Blackhawk #1
This volume is a must-have for fans of military history and gritty reimagined classics. It perfectly captures the late 80s shift towards more sophisticated storytelling in the DC Universe
This issue begins the arc titled All In Colour For A Crime, which transitions the Blackhawks to stateside operations for the CIA during a period of anti-communist congressional probes
Published as a Mature Readers title, this volume reimagines Janos Prohaska and his squadron with a more gritty, espionage-focused tone
Janos Prohaska, a Polish pilot and leader of the independent elite aviator squad known as the Blackhawks
Blackhawk #1 (High Flying 1st Issue) by Martin Pasko and Rick Burchett DC Comics March 1989 (Very Fine)
$6.95
Blackhawk #1 is a single-unit DC comic book from the 3rd series, featuring the character Blackhawk in an action-packed storyline titled All In Colour For A Crime. Published in 1989 during the Copper Age, Blackhawk #1 features the art of Rick Burchett and is graded Fine/Very Fine. The genre of this comic book includes elements of action, aviation, war, and military themes, making it a valuable addition to any comic book collector’s library.
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Blackhawk #1 is from the acclaimed 1989 DC Comics monthly series. This issue kicks off the All In Colour For A Crime arc, taking the legendary pilot squad into a gritty, mature-readers era of Cold War espionage and political intrigue.
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