Blackhawk Vol 1 57

"Slavery In Siberia": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

Blackhawk #57 is an issue of the series Blackhawk (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1952.

Appearing in "Slavery In Siberia"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Kremlin Commissars
  • Ivan Nikishov, Camp Commander (Dies)

Other Characters:

• United Nations Forces
• Peter Piettet, political prisoner
• many more political prisoners

Locations:

• Democracy of Kaldas
• battle front in Korea
• Kremlin, Moscow
• Camp Holyma, Siberia

Vehicles:

• Red Skimobile
• Blackhawk Ski Sleds
• Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
  
  

Synopsis for "Slavery In Siberia"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Appearing in Chop Chop: "Bull's Eye Shooting Gallery"

Featured Characters:

• Chop-Chop

Antagonists:

• two escaped convicts

Other Characters:

• carnival concessionaire
  

Synopsis for Chop Chop: "Bull's Eye Shooting Gallery"

Chop Chop is a terrible shot but accidentally captures two escaped convicts.

Appearing in "The Terrible Termite Tanks"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Foreman of the Science Jury
• Red Army

Other Characters:

• Darkson, inventor

Locations:

• Citadel of Science
• Hungjon, Southeast Asia
  • Hilltop Fortress (Destroyed)
  • Capital City

Vehicles:

• Darkson's Termite Tanks, two or more (one is captured)
• six Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
  

Synopsis for "The Terrible Termite Tanks"

• Synopsis not yet written.
  
  

Appearing in "The Paralyzed City of Armored Men"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Boris Galub (Dies)
• Nalita, his daughter (First appearance)
  • Galub's troops

Other Characters:

• President Nigel Derek

Locations:

• Blackhawk Island
• Borgavia

Items:

• powered armored suits

Vehicles:

• Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Bs
  

Synopsis for "The Paralyzed City of Armored Men"

• Synopsis not yet written.

Notes

• In Slavery In Siberia, Blackhawk and Hendrickson each get head-konked unconscious with a rifle stock. This is Blackhawk's fifty-second blunt instrument head trauma,^[1] and Hendrickson's fifth concussion.^[2]
  • Also Blackhawk gets flogged with a cat-o-nine-tails until he blacks out.
  • Commander Nikishov's head gets either lopped off or shredded, in a skimobile propellor.
• In The Terrible Termite Tanks, Blackhawk gets head-konked unconscious with a handgun. This is his fifty-third blunt instrument head trauma.^[3]
  • The Blackhawks capture and operate one of the enemy's Termite Tanks, and rescue their inventor Dr. Darkson, so the United World now is capable of manufacturing these weapons, and the Eastern Bloc has got at least one factory and an unknown number of tanks on hand. But they are never seen or mentioned again.
• City of Armored Men Boris Galub's footsoldiers, clad in electrically powered armor, supplied via long cables, were ineffective against the Blackhawks on the ground, and even more ineffective against their heavily-armed Lockheed F-90Bs.
• Also featured in this issue of Blackhawk was "Escape at Dawn" (text story)

Trivia

• No trivia.

See Also

• Discuss Blackhawk Vol 1 57 on the forums
• Cover gallery for the Blackhawk series
• Images from Blackhawk Vol 1 57

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