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- Blackhawk was a night elf warden, who left Theramore with her companions the goblin engineer, Jocas Irongear, and the spiritwalker, Ashar Ghosthoof, aboard Jocas' zeppelin. A mysterious merchant hired them to transport a cargo of spices out of Ratchet. Blackhawk discovered the crates contained smuggled carrion beetles. The merchant sensing he was caught, removed his hood and revealed his true identity of a troll witch doctor. He then attacked the crew, but was slain by the warden. The zeppelin was damaged during the fight, and Jocas attempted to fix it before it crashed.
- Blackhawk was the leader of the Blackhawks.
- thumbBlackhawk est un .44 Magnum à lunette unique présent dans le jeu Fallout 3.
- Blackhawk är en USA:s Flygvapen helikopter som används i en övning i Antarktis under 2004. (ATL: "Rising")
- Teniendo el mismo aspecto que cualquier otra Mágnum del .44 con mira telescópica , esta arma cuenta con mas daño, HP y valor, pero sigue contando con la misma dispersión y costo en PA, haciéndola incluso mejor que el Rifle de Francotirador.
- The Blackhawk is a United States Army helicopter used in an exercise in Antarctica in 2004. Major John Sheppard received training in a Blackhawk, along with other aircraft. (SGA: "Rising")
- Die Blackhawk ist eine einzigartige 44er Magnum mit Zielvorrichtung in Fallout 3.
- File:Blackhawk (Janos Prohaska).jpg Blackhawk is an ace pilot, fighting for the Allies with his fabled Blackhawk Squadron. One of the Quality Comics heroes, Blackhawk has been around since the war, and had several reboots and retcons since then. The original Golden Age hero was Bart Hawk, an American fighting for Poland during the invasion. After his brother and sister (a doctor and nurse) were killed in a bombing by the German commander Von Tepp, Bart gathered pilots from other occupied countries to form the Blackhawk Squadron. These adventures lasted until well after the war.
- The maximum hyperspace-jump (“swallow”) distance for a blackhawk is around 22 light-years. Blackhawks are frequently used for smuggling and mercenary operations since they and their captains do not often have the same ethical grounding that their Edenist equivalents have. As a result they tend to have a somewhat unsavoury reputation.
- A war/military adventure feature from Quality Comics, and later, after Quality went out of business, DC Comics. The series first appeared in Military Comics #1 (August, 1941), created by Will Eisner, Chuck Cuidera, and Bob Powell. The Blackhawk Squadron was an international team made up mostly of aviators from nations occupied by the Axis in World War II. They continued appearing in Military Comics until issue #102 (October, 1950). They also had their own eponymous magazine, starting in 1944. Which survived Quality itself. The series was published continuously between 1941 and 1968, with revivals published in 1976-1977 and 1982-1984 (a highly-regarded run by Mark Evanier and Dan Spiegle.)
- Blackhawk was an ace pilot from Poland. After Nazis bombed the peaceful farm that his family lived on, in the opening days of World War II, killing everyone he loved, Blackhawk vowed to battle tyranny. He assembled an international team of ace fighter pilots to assist him. Blackhawk and his men were ace pilots, flying customized fighter planes, Grumman XF5F Skyrocket. They usually carried handguns and operated off of a remote and heavily fortified island in the Atlantic Ocean. Blackhawk himself was a brilliant leader and tactician. He was also good with his fists.
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