| Alias |
 |
| Blackhawks |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Founding
Members |
|
Blackhawk |
| Blackhawks
I |
|
Blackhawk
Boris
Captain Andre
Blac-Dumont
Captain
Carlo "Chuck" Sirianni
Captain
Ritter Hendrikson
Captain Olaf
Friedriksen
Captain Stanislaus
Drozdowski
Lady
Blackhawk I
Lieutenant
Weng "Chop-Chop" Chan
Zeg |
| Blackhawks
II |
| Unknown |
| Occupation |
| Paramilitary
group of allied aviators during World War II, which may exist as a
clandestine group today. |
| Legal
Status |
| Sanctioned
and funded by the United States, United Kingdom and the Soviet Union
during World War II. Currently sanctioned and
functioning with funding by the United States. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Earth |
| Group
Alliances |
|
Allied
Forces
Freedom Fighters |
| Base
of Operations |
|
Blackhawk
Island, Atlantic Ocean
National Airport, Washington, DC |
| Accessories |
| Blackhawk
Planes: Customized Grumman
XF 5F1 "Skyrocket," armed with four .50 caliber machine guns,
capable of carrying two 165-pound bombs. Resources of Blackhawk Island. |
| Common
Enemies |
|
Killer Shark I
Killer Shark II
Nazis
Smugglers
Terrorist |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Action
Comics Weekly
Blackhawk
Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Military Comics
Modern Comics |
| First
Appearance |
|
Military
Comics #1 (Aug. 1941) Note: Military Comics was
published by Quality Comics, whose stable of characters where acquired by
National Periodicals (DC Comics) when the publisher went out of business
in 1956. |
| Creator |
| Will
Eisner & Chuck Cuidera |
| Origin |
| Aviators
inspired by the rouge known as
Blackhawk,
the last free men of conquered nations band together to fight against
tyranny as the Blackhawks. |