Comic Title: Action Comics Weekly #629
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: 1988
On Sale Date: October 18, 1988 Shipping Date October 18, 1988
Source: Direct Currents, #9

Shipping Date October 20, 1988
Source: Amazing Heroes, #150

Copyright Date October 18, 1988
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1988

Cover Price: $1.50
Page Count: 48
Editor: Mike Gold

Title: "Some Guys Can't Take 'No' for an Answer"
Pages: 7

Feature(s):
Blackhawk (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Martin Pasko
Penciller: Rick Burchett
Inker: John Nyberg
Letterer: Steve Haynie
Colorist: Thomas J. Ziuko

Reprinted In:
Blackhawk:Blood and Iron HC (2020)

Feature Character(s)

• Blackhawk (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)

Supporting Character(s)

• The Blackhawks (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)
• Andre (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #631)
• Chuck (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)
• Lady Blackhawk (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)

Villain(s)

• Gretchen Koblenz (first name not revealed in this story; first appearance; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)
• Two Nazi officers (next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)

Other Character(s)

• Steve Claiborne (last appearance in Action Comics Weekly #628; next appearance in Action Comics Weekly #630)

Comments:
This story is continued from Action Comics Weekly #628 and continues in Action Comics Weekly #630.

Synopsis:
Blackhawk is informed at the hospital that Marcia Rossiter has died. He blame Steve Claiborne and attacks him outside. Eventually several MPs arrive to break up the fight. Despite the dust up, Claiborne reiterates his desire to recruit Blackhawk into the CIA.

Blackhawk then returns to headquarters where he gets drunk. Natalie Reed consoles him, and they sleep together. In the morning, Blackhawk opens a letter containing an invitation to visit Washington from Harry S. Truman.