ShadowHawk II: The Secret Revealed #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter One: The Shadow of the Hawk," Jim Valentino's Shadowhawk returns to the streets six weeks after a brutal clash with the Savage Dragon, only to find a new vigilante wielding a twisted version of his name and targeting victims with disturbing racial undertones. The hero's pursuit leads to a tense standoff with Vendetta’s Regulators, setting up a volatile clash of ideologies and methods. The issue’s dynamic art, led by Valentino and Brad Foster with inks by Chance Wolf and bold colors by Frank Lopez, Rob Schwager, Todd Broeker, Paul Rivera, and Glenn Kaino, brings the conflict to life, while Bill Sienkiewicz’s striking cover captures the shadowed intensity of the story.
In "Chapter One: The Shadow of the Hawk," Shadowhawk returns to the streets six weeks after a brutal defeat at the hands of the Savage Dragon, only to find a new vigilante wielding a twisted version of his name and targeting victims with a disturbing racial pattern. When he confronts this imposter, he instead finds himself at odds with Vendetta’s team of Regulators, whose methods and motives stand in stark contrast to his own.
In "Chapter Two: The Secret Revealed," Shadowhawk confronts the violent vigilante he inadvertently inspired, only to be shocked when the masked figure begins hurling racial slurs. As the tension escalates, Shadowhawk removes his mask—revealing himself to be Paul Johnstone, a revelation that deepens the conflict. With the police now hunting him, Shadowhawk must navigate a dangerous web of identity, legacy, and justice.
In "Chapter Three: Like Lambs to the...", Shadowhawk finds himself caught in a deadly game when the police hire a bounty hunter named Slaughter to capture him—only for the hunter to target Paul's friend Christina instead. When Shadowhawk arrives, Slaughter gains the upper hand but surprisingly spares him, impressed by the hero’s ruthless justice.
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↩ Reprints Shadowhawk II #1 (1993), Shadowhawk II #2 (1993), Shadowhawk II #3 (1993)
Reprinted in The Last Shadowhawk #[nn] (2022), Star Magazine Oro #17
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