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Blackhawk #204

dc • 1965

Series: Blackhawk
Issue: 204
Publisher: DC
Cover date: Jan 1, 1965
Story title: The Return of Queen Killer Shark

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Published by DC Comics in 1965, Blackhawk #204 marks a transitional period for the long-running series as it moved away from its original military-adventure roots toward more experimental, science-fiction-inflected storytelling. Collectors often prize this issue for its mid-sixties aesthetic and its place in the historical evolution of the Blackhawk Squadron, a staple of the Golden and Silver Age comic landscape.

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