Blackhawk Vol 1 31

"The Treachery of Stanislaus": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"The Treachery of Stanislaus"
Cover
Blackhawk Vol 1 #31
June, 1950
Publisher	Quality Comics
Executive Editor	Everett M. Arnold
Cover Artists	John Forte Chuck Cuidera
The Treachery of Stanislaus
Pencilers	Reed Crandall
Inkers	Reed Crandall
Editors	Harry Stein
Chop Chop: "Prince of Gabdab"
Pencilers	Jack Cole
Inkers	Jack Cole
Morla and Rozbar
Pencilers	Reed Crandall
Inkers	Reed Crandall
Sam Clovis
Pencilers	Bill Quackenbush
Inkers	Bill Quackenbush
Previous Issue	Blackhawk # 30
Next Issue	Blackhawk # 32

There's a strange sense of foreboding in the atmosphere! I hope Blackhawk isn't sick!

— Stanislaus

Blackhawk #31 is an issue of the series Blackhawk (Volume 1) with a cover date of June, 1950.

Appearing in "The Treachery of Stanislaus"

Featured Characters:

• Blackhawk Squadron
  • Andre
  • Blackhawk
  • Chop Chop
  • Chuck Wilson
  • Hans Hendrickson
  • Olaf
  • Stanislaus

Antagonists:

• Leska
• Petka (Stanislaus's doppleganger and distant cousin)

Locations:

• Poland
• town of Porobo

Vehicles:

• five Blackhawk North American F-86 Sabre Jets (one is abandoned)
• stolen Porobo civilian speedplane
  
  

Synopsis for "The Treachery of Stanislaus"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Chop Chop: "Prince of Gabdab"

Featured Characters:

• Chop Chop

Supporting Characters:

• Prince of Gabdab

Antagonists:

• assassins

Other Characters:

• beggars
• cops
• vampy lady

Locations:

• foreign city
  • Chinese Quarter
    • Poison Alley
      

Synopsis for Chop Chop: "Prince of Gabdab"

• Synopsis not yet written.
  
  

Appearing in "Morla and Rozbar"

Featured Characters:

• Blackhawk Squadron
  • Andre
  • Blackhawk
  • Chop Chop
  • Chuck Wilson
  • Hans Hendrickson
  • Olaf
  • Stanislaus

Antagonists:

• Morla
• Rozbar
  • 3 hench

Other Characters:

• Prince-Protector of Edalji

Locations:

• Eastern City of Edalji, an emerging democracy
  • has spire-top minarets, an airport, a theater district, a Chinese Quarter, and a bathing beach

Vehicles:

• Blackhawk North American F-86 Sabre Jets
  

Synopsis for "Morla and Rozbar"

• Synopsis not yet written.
  
  

Appearing in "Sam Clovis"

Featured Characters:

• Blackhawk Squadron
  • Andre
  • Blackhawk
  • Chop Chop
  • Chuck Wilson
  • Hans Hendrickson
  • Olaf
  • Stanislaus

Supporting Characters:

• military officer who takes custody of the Clovis mob

Antagonists:

• Sam Clovis
• Marty
• Whitey
• Johnson
• Craig

Locations:

• Blackhawk Island
• San Francisco (Mentioned only)
• Alhambra Prison (Mentioned only)
• Wisconsin (Mentioned only)

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• five Blackhawk North American F-86 Sabre Jets (Final appearance)
  

Synopsis for "Sam Clovis"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

• Last issue for the Blackhawks' North American F-86 Sabrejets. These are the thirty-fourth, thirty-fifth, and thirty-sixth appearances of these warplanes, and in the entire time they were in use, no character, no caption, and no text of any kind, has mentioned the change from the old Grumman XF5F Skyrockets, or called the new jet-powered aircraft anything more specific than "Blackhawk Planes."
  • Starting next issue, the Blackhawks will be flying Lockheed XF-90s.
• The Treachery of Stanislaus
  • Blackhawk and Stanislaus leave behind one North American F-86 Sabrejet in Poland. This is the third and final loss of a Blackhawk Sabre Jet.
  • Some story elements of "The Treachery of Stanislaus" were incorporated in the 1952 Columbia serial.
  • Stanislaus is head-konked unconscious, for the second time, with a handgun butt.
  • Most of this story takes place in Stanislaus' home country, which is well-established in prior issues to be Poland, but in the dialogue and captions, Poland is never named.
• Sam Clovis
  • Blackhawks take their first vacation in almost a year.
  • Blackhawk Island's barracks is a big log cabin, painted white.
  • Blackhawk gets head-konked unconscious, for at least the thirty-ninth time, with a pistol butt. Olaf is head-konked unconscious for the fifth time, with a handgun butt. Stanislaus is head-konked unconscious, for the third time, with a handgun butt again. Chuck gets head-konked unconscious, for the second time, with a handgun butt.
• Also featured in this issue of Blackhawk was:
  • Captain Connor: "Death by Catapult" (text story)

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Blackhawk series

Links and References

Blackhawk #31, Aug 1950

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