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Chicago native Ashley Mandel created Blackhawks Comics to honor — and make fun of — her favorite team.

Blackhawks fans will wait until June for a chance at the Cup, but Logan Square kids got a visit Monday.

Longtime Hawks fan Mike Novak turned his basement into a mini Hawks museum, paint scheme included.

Five black and red bikes feature numbers of Jonathan Toews, Patrick Kane and other stars.  

The mural could be restored if the Blackhawks make another run at the Stanley Cup, said Alex Perry.

Steve Bross souped up his 2008 Jeep Wrangler with a Blackhawks look on the inside and out.

George Hillier's mullet has Kane's No. 88 on one side and a painted Hawks logo on the other.

Brian Schuster ditched his job as a tow truck driver to concentrate on creating Hawks paintings.

Christian Deme started the page as an "inside joke" and has been amazed by its popularity.

Chicago dispatched the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday and headed to their fourth Final Four in six years.

The mural will be changed again if the Hawks beat the Minnesota Wild to advance in the NHL playoffs.

Sitting on the glass, Boka Restaurant Group co-owner Kevin Boehm captured a sweet shot of Kane's goal.

NBC's lead hockey broadcaster at the Games said the USA-Russia game was among the best he's ever seen.

The Latin School of Chicago grad and former Old Town resident skated for the New York Rangers recently.

This week's rainy weather delayed the repainting of the mural, which has become a neighborhood landmark.