Darkhawk #11

Part 2 of the "Heart of the Hawk" arc delivers a striking showdown right on the cover: the gray-skinned, razor-clawed Tombstone looms over a downed Darkhawk, his massive hand reaching toward the hero's glowing chest amulet — and that cover copy makes his intentions crystal clear. Mike Manley's pencils give Tombstone a genuinely menacing physicality, crackling energy surrounding the struggle as a tiny Darkhawk figure watches ominously from the upper corner. It's a tense, well-composed 1992 Marvel entry that makes a strong case for what this series was doing with street-level villainy.