#blackhawk

[floilee]

The girlfriend 👇🏼

[slavicshadownr]

Clint: Coulson kicked me off the mission for good because I am apparently a "liability" and "reckless" and "Barton". Natasha: That’s just your name. Clint: Yeah but you didn't hear his tone.

[alternateworldcomics]

An in-house Christmas card from Quality Comics. The “Arnolds” presumably refers to publisher Everett “Busy” Arnold & family.

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Kirk Alyn as Blackhawk (1952)

[themissingmango]

A bit different this Monday! This is a recent commission I did and I’m so pleased with how it turned out and I wanted to share. The request was a pair of Black Hawks flying in front of Mt. Rainier at sunrise 🤩

[selfcestmovies]

About Kate's obsession with Yelena's bottom lip...

Funny that I never have to tell the AI about that detail. It sort of just knows 🥰

[catfindr]

[nitpickrider]

Blackhawk pays his sex workers, just so you know he's a standup guy. Action Comics 602

[finequeenbean]

Clint: *Pep talking a trainee* Always look on the bright side!

Natasha: Yeah. One day you’ll die and won’t have to deal with this bullshit anymore.

Clint: NO, no, don’t listen to her. *ushers trainee out of room*

[67-romeo]

[jobethdalloway]

someone's been binging harley quinn

(me)

[floilee]

"Why do you ship-" That is exactly why.

[nintendometro]

His Prey Better Start Praying 'Blackhawk' Super Nintendo Support us on Patreon

[dawntilduskclan]

What an incredibly normal thing to say around your young impressionable daughter, I'm sure this conversation won't impact her later in life.

Haretail has a lot baggage she's carrying and unfortunately it tends to rub off in some unsavory ways :// This won't be the last time

Also Sparrowspots is here! My sweet country farmcat. They are agender and use they/them pronouns, it's just that Oriolepaw is forming gender opinions for the first time give her some slack. Also, some more backstory crumbs! I wonder what it all means...

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[opticnoir]

[evilhorse]

Who’s Who in the DC Universe style pages from Blackhawk Annual #1 (circa May 1989)