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| − | [[Image:Bones_Skelly_Blackhawk.png|right]]Creepily thin piano player at | + | [[Image:Bones_Skelly_Blackhawk.png|right]]Creepily thin piano player at a bar he owns on the forsaken, crime-infested South American island of Lados in "The Song of Treachery" story of comic book ''Blackhawk'' #34 (November 1950). Blackhawk and his men (including insanely racist caricature Chop Chop) are sent there to find secret agent Vance whose plane was forced down on Lados. The bar's singer, [[Tama]], offers to help them, but really she tries to direct them into an ambush. Creepy pianist Skelly turns out to be a loyal American, and helps the Blackhawks get Vance. |
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Latest revision as of 06:21, 8 August 2018
Creepily thin piano player at a bar he owns on the forsaken, crime-infested South American island of Lados in "The Song of Treachery" story of comic book Blackhawk #34 (November 1950). Blackhawk and his men (including insanely racist caricature Chop Chop) are sent there to find secret agent Vance whose plane was forced down on Lados. The bar's singer, Tama, offers to help them, but really she tries to direct them into an ambush. Creepy pianist Skelly turns out to be a loyal American, and helps the Blackhawks get Vance.
