Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X)

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Blackhawk
Real Name	Unknown
Current Alias	Blackhawk
Affiliation	Blackhawk Squadron
Base of Operations	Blackhawk Island
Status
Identity	Secret Identity
Citizenship	American
Marital Status	Single
Occupation	Pilot
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Height	6' 1"
Weight	180 lbs (82 kg)
Eyes	Blue
Hair	Black
Origin
Universe	Earth-Two; Earth-X
Creators	Len Wein; Dick Dillin
First Appearance	Justice League of America #107 (October, 1973)
Appearance of Death	Justice League of America #107 (October, 1973)

History

Blackhawk was an American born flying ace who led a squadron of pilots of various nationalities against the Nazis during World War II. Originally from Earth-Two, he and his Squadron crossed over to Earth-X in 1942 to help the Freedom Fighters liberate America from Nazi control. Sadly, they were all later reportedly killed in action.

Powers and Abilities

Abilities

• Aviation
• Hand-to-Hand Combat (Basic)

Notes

• Blackhawk's status as a native of Earth-X and the subsequent revelation that he was a originally a native of Earth-Two were both retcons written after DC acquired the character; originally, under Quality Comics, his adventures had continued post World War II, which would not logically have been possible in the very different timeline of Earth-X. Therefore, the character seen in comics published by Quality Comics is a separate individual from another universe.
• The death of Blackhawk and his team, and of Plastic Man, is reported to the JLA by Uncle Sam, in Justice League of America #107. He doesn't name them, but the art shows all seven of them.

Links and References

• 2 Appearances of Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X)
• Minor Appearances of Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X)
• Media Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X) was Mentioned in
• Images featuring Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X)
• Quotations by or about Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X)
• Character Gallery: Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X) 
• Bartholomew Hawk (Earth-X) on Wikipedia.org

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