The Time Globe wasn't really able to travel in space at all! It was just a new type of aircraft equipped with a device for refracting light rays! 
Blackhawk #47 is an issue of the series Blackhawk (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1951.
Synopsis for "Men From the Future"
Appearing in "Men From the Future"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Rhodl (arrested)
- her invasion force (some killed, most arrested)
Other Characters:
- Rhodl's late father (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- Urovaya, in Europe
- Urovayan Capital
- Blackhawk Island
Items:
- Future Men's Force Propulsion / Heat Ray / Paralysis Ray Pistols
- Future Men's Bullet-deflecting Belts
- Future Men's Electrical Cannon
- Future Men's Transparency Ray
Vehicles:
- Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
- Rhodl's fake Time Globe (an invisible aircraft, but not a spacecraft, nor a time machine)
Synopsis for Chop Chop: "An Ill Wind"
Chop Chop gets cinders blown into his eyes and some crooks play a trick on him. A cop helps Chop Chop and stumbles across some loot that the robbers are hiding, and arrests them.
Appearing in Chop Chop: "An Ill Wind"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- two thugs
Other Characters:
- beggar
- cop
Locations:
- large U.S. city
Synopsis for "The Weird Invaders From the Inferno"
Appearing in "The Weird Invaders From the Inferno"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Madame Mainot, Ambassadress from Perotia (Arrested)
- her "Inferno Men" (divers in rigged-up monster suits) (one dies, others are arrested)
Other Characters:
- John Withers, tunnel engineer
- native workers (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- South America
- Matto Largo Swamp Country, (a hundred miles of unexplored swampland)
Vehicles:
- Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
Synopsis for "The Sea Monsters"
Appearing in "The Sea Monsters"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Dukas (Dies)
- his gang
Other Characters:
- Professor Andrew Jensen (Dies)
Locations:
Animals:
- gigantic octopus
- gigantic sea horse
- gigantic eel
- gigantic flying fish
Vehicles:
- cargo ships (some destroyed)
- Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
- U.S. 2-prop-engine bomber
Notes
- This issue re-uses the cover art from Blackhawk #19, not #18.
- Men From the Future
- Urovaya has always been a democracy, and its citizens are among the most prosperous and free people in the world.
- Blackhawks are packing sidearms in this story and make brisk use of them.
- The "Time Globe" is a fake, but it can fly and can turn invisible. The "Future Men's" amazing array of weapons and tools are likewise from the current era, despite their incredible capabilities. All of this stuff was developed by Rhodl's late father. All of this technology was turned over to "the engineers."
- Rhodl and her surviving invaders are turned over to the Urovayan authorities.
- This issue's Chop Chop story is reprinted in Blackhawk #75.
- Invaders From the Inferno
- According to a Native Legend, Matto Largo is believed to be the land beneath which lies the Inferno of medieval legend. It lays between Brazos and Perotia, and is overrun with tropical-looking vegetation. The "native workers" are never seen, but white people live in Perotia and probably in Brazos too.
- Sea Monsters
- The Blackhawk F-90Bs have retractable pontoons.
- Dukas and at least one of his henchmen get gunned down by the Blackhawks with submachine guns.
- Blackhawk's remarks at the story's end imply that the Jensen Formula has not been lost or destroyed.
- Also appearing in this issue of Blackhawk was:
- "The Man Called Death" (non-Blackhawk text story), on the inside front cover, where usually a solid page of advertising would appear.
See Also
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