Hawkman #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the early issues of the 1989 Hawkman series, which reimagined the Winged Wonder as a reincarnating Egyptian prince with a modern-day police detective persona. The volume follows Carter Hall as he reclaims his legacy and battles threats both ancient and contemporary, with art by Rags Morales and writing by Timothy Truman.
In "Creature of a Thousand Shapes!", Thanagarian officers Katar and Shayera hunt a shape-shifting fugitive named Byth across Earth, aided by Police Commissioner Emmett as they navigate their new world. As their mission unfolds, the line between duty and belonging begins to blur, leaving them at a crossroads between two lives.
In "Menace of the Matter Master!", the enigmatic Matter Master unleashes a terrifying new weapon: a wand forged from Mentachem, a rare element that grants him absolute control over inanimate matter—so long as it remains in its purest state. With this power, he turns the very world around him into a weapon, forcing Hawkman to confront a threat that bends reality itself.
In the frozen heart of the Himalayas, archaeologist Mavis Trent vanishes during an expedition—only to be found in the clutches of a tribe of abominable snowmen. When Hawkman and Hawkgirl investigate, they uncover a shocking truth: these creatures are not monsters, but the descendants of long-lost alien explorers, their survival tied to a secret buried in the ice.
In "Strange Spells of the Sorcerer!", Hawkman and Hawkgirl face off against an unassuming sorcerer whose magical experiments unleash legendary creatures to distract the Thanagarians—while he steals five ancient artifacts. With time running out and myth made real, the duo must unravel the sorcerer’s plan before his final spell reshapes the balance of power.
In "The Menace of the Dragonfly Raiders," Hawkman and Hawkgirl return to Thanagar to face a renewed threat as Byth, their old enemy, breaks free and spreads his powers among his gang. Using the investigative methods they’ve mastered on Earth, the duo must track down and stop a group of criminals who’ve gone from being mere thugs to something far more dangerous.
In "The Masked Marauders of Earth!", Hawkman returns to Midway City when reports surface of the Manhawks wreaking havoc—reminding him of a past he thought buried. As he and Hawkgirl confront the threat, old ties and forgotten histories begin to surface, testing their resolve in a battle that reaches beyond the present.
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