- A jet job! I can turn inside him but he'll get me on the straight-away!
- — Blackhawk, in his Grumman XF5F Skyrocket
Modern Comics #69 is an issue of the series Modern Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of January, 1948.
Synopsis for Blackhawk: "Murder From The Clouds"
Appearing in Blackhawk: "Murder From The Clouds"
Featured Characters:
Antagonists:
- Carnage (Single appearance; dies)
- his large crew
Other Characters:
- Dick Grayson, Trans-Globe Airlines CEO (Single appearance; dies)
- Johnny, pilot (Dies)
- Smitty, co-pilot (Dies)
- Strato-Liner passengers
- Pamela Grayson, Dick's daughter
Locations:
- Trans-Globe Airlines HQ
- Blackhawk Island
Items:
- Carnage's Neutron Ray antiaircraft weapons
Vehicles:
- Super Strato-Liner (damaged, captured)
- two more captured Strato-Liners
- Carnage's Submersible Aircraft Carrier. (Destroyed)
- Blackhawk Grumman XF5F Skyrockets (one destroyed, four abandoned)
- Carnage's Jet Fighter
Synopsis for Torchy: "In the Big House"
Appearing in Torchy: "In the Big House"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Dickie
Synopsis for Dogtag: "Dogtag the Scientist"
Appearing in Dogtag: "Dogtag the Scientist"
Featured Characters:
Synopsis for Ezra: "The Hypnotist"
Appearing in Ezra: "The Hypnotist"
Featured Characters:
- Ezra Jones
Synopsis for Choo Choo: "The Mysterious Mansion of Mr. Banks"
Appearing in Choo Choo: "The Mysterious Mansion of Mr. Banks"
Featured Characters:
- Choo Choo LaMoe
Supporting Characters:
- Cherry Lane
Synopsis for Will Bragg: "Bragg the Casanova"
Appearing in Will Bragg: "Bragg the Casanova"
Featured Characters:
- Will Bragg
Notes
- This is the last issue of MODERN COMICS on which the blurb "FORMERLY MILITARY COMICS" appears above the title on the cover.
- This issue's Blackhawk villain flies a jet fighter into combat versus Blackhawk's Grumman Skyrocket, and wins.
- This is the second series of aerial combats between a 1941-model fighter bomber and a post-WWII-model fighter.[1]
- Four more Grumman Skyrockets are abandoned aboard the villain's Submersible Aircraft Carrier, which is then sunk, as the Blackhawks fly the rescued civilians, and captured villain crewmen, to safety in the recaptured airliners.
- Blackhawk is shot down for the fourteenth time.[2]
- Blackhawk gets knocked out with a blow to the head with a rifle butt; it's his twenty-fifth concussion.[3]
- Being a Blackhawk is dangerous.
- We are never told how Pamela Grayson managed to find Blackhawk Island, let alone reach it, undetected, and surprise the team in their barracks.
- Also appearing in this issue of Modern Comics were:
- Prudence by Michael Senich
- Blackhawk: "Blackhawk Plays Hawk" (text story)
See Also
Links and References
- ↑ Modern Comics #62
- ↑ Military Comics #6, Military Comics #13, Military Comics #19, Military Comics #28, Military Comics #30, Military Comics #33, Blackhawk #9, Military Comics #39, Military Comics #42, Modern Comics #44, Blackhawk #10, Blackhawk #12, Blackhawk #13, & Modern Comics #69
- ↑ Military Comics #7, Military Comics #30, Military Comics #36, Military Comics #39, Military Comics #41, Military Comics #42, Modern Comics #47, Blackhawk #11, Modern Comics #51, Modern Comics #52, Modern Comics #53, Blackhawk #12, Modern Comics #54, Blackhawk #13, Modern Comics #56, Blackhawk #14, Modern Comics #60, twice in Blackhawk #15, Blackhawk #16, thrice in Blackhawk #17, Modern Comics #67, and Modern Comics #69
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Look at how sad this is making Batman. You did this.
Look at how sad this is making Batman. You did this.