Blackhawk (Volume 3) #7 is an issue of the series Blackhawk (Volume 3) with a cover date of October, 1989.
Synopsis for "Deadstick"
Appearing in "Deadstick"
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Other Characters:
- President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
- Burman
- Colonel Fairfax
- Dr. Grundfest
- Mairzey
- Miss. Argyle
Locations:
- Muroc Army Air Base, California
- Washington, D.C.
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Synopsis for "Bloody Fingers"
Appearing in "Bloody Fingers"
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- Anne Delarye Tipton
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- Patrick the Butler
Other Characters:
- Mr. Tipton (Dies)
- Jeremy Tipton
- Cynthia Tipton
- Detective Truman
Locations:
- Tipton Aviation Museum
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Vehicles:
- Helicopter
Synopsis for "The Origin of Blackhawk"
This story is reprinted from Military Comics #1.
- Poland 1939: Germany invades, and Nazi Captain Von Tepp leads his famous "Butcher Squadron" against the greatly outnumbered Polish air force. The Poles fight valiantly but are shot from the sky until only one jet-black plane remains. Finally, the lone flyer is overwhelmed and crashes in a "pancake" landing. He runs for a nearby farmhouse, but Von Tepp dives and drops a bomb on it. The flyer rushes in and calls for Jack and Connie, his brother and sister. Connie is killed instantly, and Jack soon dies, too. Before he goes, Jack asks his brother to get revenge.
Months pass, and a squadron led by the mysterious "Blackhawk" has the Nazis scared. The one question Blackhawk always asks is: where is Von Tepp? Von Tepp hears of this and lays a trap at a comfortable chateau in France with a pretty English nurse as bait. Blackhawk and his men surround the chateau and turn the tables on the Germans. He confronts Von Tepp and there is a brief distracting scuffle, but Blackhawk captures the chateau's German staff. They are blindfolded, packed aboard Blackhawk Squadron's planes (long-range 4-engine bombers), and flown eastward to Blackhawk Island. There, Blackhawk challenges Von Tepp to an aerial duel and gives him his choice of pursuit planes. Von Tepp chooses his plane but secretly loosens the gas petcock on Blackhawk's plane. They shoot it out in the air; Blackhawk gets a fuel-supply problem, crashing his plane into Von Tepp's. Both survive the resulting crash, and Von Tepp is finally killed in a pistol shootout with Blackhawk. Blackhawk sends the nurse back to England, despite the fact that she wants to stay with his unit, and prepares for future attacks against the Germans.
Appearing in "The Origin of Blackhawk"
Featured Characters:
- Blackhawk Squadron (First appearance)
Supporting Characters:
- Connie (Single appearance; dies)
- Jack (Single appearance; dies)
Antagonists:
- Nazis
- Captain Von Tepp (Dies)
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Vehicles:
- long-range 4-engine bombers
- semi-obsolete Brewster Buffaloes and Bell Airacobras
- Messerschmitt fighters
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