Blackhawk Vol 1 92

"Prisoners of the Black Dungeon": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Prisoners of the Black Dungeon"
Cover
Blackhawk Vol 1 #92
September, 1955
Publisher	Quality Comics
Executive Editor	Everett M. Arnold
Cover Artists	Dick Dillin Chuck Cuidera
Prisoners of the Black Dungeon
Writers	Dick Wood
Pencilers	Dick Dillin
Inkers	Chuck Cuidera
Editors	Al Grenet
Chop Chop: "Gorgeous Tojo"
Writers	Paul Gustavson
Pencilers	Paul Gustavson
Inkers	Paul Gustavson
Letterers	Paul Gustavson
The World Traitor
Writers	Dick Wood
Pencilers	Dick Dillin
Inkers	Chuck Cuidera
The Flying Cutlass
Writers	Dick Wood
Pencilers	Dick Dillin
Inkers	Chuck Cuidera
Previous Issue	Blackhawk # 91
Next Issue	Blackhawk # 93

Beat them off! Another thousand meters and we'll be across the border!

— Blackhawk

Blackhawk #92 is an issue of the series Blackhawk (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1955.

Appearing in "Prisoners of the Black Dungeon"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Mao (Mentioned only)
• Chinese High Command
• five visiting Kremlin Generals
• Kong, Mongolian giant (First appearance)
  • his troops

Locations:

• China Sea, west of Japan
• Red China
  • Black Dungeon, about 50 miles up the Yangs River

Vehicles:

• one Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Cs (one destroyed)
• six Red Chinese MiG fighters
• Blackhawk PT Boat
• Red Chinese Jet Bomber
• Blackhawk Hawkmarine Sub
  

Synopsis for Chop Chop: "Gorgeous Tojo"

This story is reprinted from Blackhawk #54.

Chop Chop gets tricked into entering a professional wrestling match and accidentally wins it.

Appearing in Chop Chop: "Gorgeous Tojo"

Featured Characters:

• Chop-Chop

Antagonists:

• Gorgeous Tojo, pro wrestler
• Matt, wrestling promoter
• Kimbo, assistant

Locations:

• Brillman's Gym
  

Appearing in "The World Traitor"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Karl Ludski, renegade USSR scientist (Single appearance) (Dies)
• Russian Special Forces Unit (Dies)

Locations:

• the Turkish/Russian Border
• France
  • Free World Atomic Headquarters
  • Blackhawk Headquarters
  • Town of Vichye (Destroyed)
• Switzerland
  • Brunhurst Mountain, Swiss Alps

Items:

• Ludski's Atomic Explosive Formula (lost in an avalanche)

Vehicles:

• Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Cs
  

Appearing in "The Flying Cutlass"

Featured Characters:

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

Antagonists:

• Dr. Mark Kroger, renegade German scientist (First appearance)

Locations:

• Europe
  • Free World Headquarters
• Russia

Vehicles:

• six Blackhawk Lockheed F-90Cs (three damaged)
• Kroger's Flying Cutlass
• several Allied warplanes (Destroyed)

Notes

• 'Prisoners of the Black Dungeon'
  • Olaf gets shot down. This is his 3rd or 4th time for that.
  • The Hawkmarine could be safely submerged or surfaced by remote control, from the Blackhawks' belt radios.
  • Kong is inside the prison camp when it blows up, but no caption or dialogue states his fate.
• "The World Traitor" is set in Turkey, France, and Switzerland, nations that actually exist. For Blackhawk stories of this era, this is not normal.
  • The mad scientist Karl Ludski destroys the town of Vichye, France, to prove that his formula works.
  • Per panel 1 of page 7, Blackhawk weighs 200 pounds.
• Kroger's Flying Cutlass warplane destroyed enemy aircraft by slicing them apart with its unique V-shaped wings. For that to work, it has to be much faster than enemy warplanes.
  • The Blackhawk Squadron openly invades Russian airspace and conducts operations there, in this story.
• Also featured in this issue of Blackhawk was:
  • Blackhawk: "The Wild Jungle" (text story)

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Blackhawk series

Recommended Reading

• Blackhawk Squadron Recommended Reading
  • Military Comics (Volume 1)
  • Blackhawk (Volume 1)
  • Modern Comics (Volume 1)
  • Blackhawk (Volume 2)
  • Action Comics (Volume 1):
    • Action Comics #601–608
    • Action Comics #615–622
    • Action Comics #628–634
  • Blackhawk (Volume 3)
  • Blackhawk Special #1
  • Blackhawks (Volume 1)

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