Consume All Media! Blackhawk: "Chapter Thirteen: Blackhawk's Daring Plan"
Joe Heath is a big fan of comic books and watching things in order. So they made this spreadsheet containing every serial, short, film, television episode, commercial, motion comic, and web series based on a comic book. Now they're watching them all. Previously, Joe watched the twelfth chapter of Blackhawk. This time, they continue with the thirteenth chapter.
Blackhawk: “Chapter Thirteen: Blackhawk's Daring Plan” - 14:52 (Available on Dailymotion)

Blackhawk rolls out of the way of the barrels. Police arrive and arrest the henchmen.
Meanwhile, Chuck follows the guitar player to another henchmen fight. Blackhawk eventually joins in and they knock all the henchmen out.
Case catches the Blackhawks stowing the unconscious henchmen in a truck and pulls a gun on them. Blackhawk quickly comes up with a daring plan and grabs Case's gun. Case immediately gives up, saying he will take them to the canister of Element X.
As they drive off, Case sneakily turns on the radio and Laska overhears where they're going.
The Blackhawks and Case arrive at an abandoned house where Blackhawk knocks out a henchman who has the canister. The Blackhawks leave with Case in the henchman's plane.
The henchman calls Laska and tells her that Blackhawk took the fake Element X, but also left with Case. This is bad because they've rigged the fake canister to explode. They quickly try to send a message to Case.

Case's watch picks up the Morse code message which is pretty cool actually.

Case freaks out and tries to throw the canister out of the plane, but Blackhawk fights him off. Unbeknownst to the Blackhawks, the canister begins to smoke.
Then the plane explodes.
Should you watch it, though? A little slow in places, but the end really picks up. Though I have to say the villains are way more interesting than the Blackhawks.
Tune in next time for Blackhawk: "Chapter Fourteen: Blackhawk's Wild Ride" (Available on Dailymotion.)

A version of this article was previously published on The Dipp.




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