Hawkman #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together issues #7–11 of the 2004 Hawkman series, focusing on the winged hero's battles with both familiar foes and unexpected allies. The story arc deepens the mythology of Carter Hall's reincarnations while introducing new dimensions to his supporting cast and rogues' gallery.
In "Small Talk," Geoff Johns and Rags Morales dive into Carter Hall’s personal struggles as he confides in Ray in a quiet moment about his complicated feelings for Kendra. Meanwhile, Hawkgirl takes on the metahuman Warwhip, only to face a shocking turn when Chief Nadel intervenes, and Speed Saunders finds himself in deep trouble across the Himalayas. The issue’s dynamic art by Morales, with inks by Bair and Rollins and colors by Kalisz and Heroic Age, brings a grounded intensity to the layered drama. John Watson’s cover captures the tension with a striking, focused image of Carter and Ray in quiet conversation.
In "Small Talk," Carter reaches out to Ray for a quiet conversation about his feelings for Kendra, navigating the weight of their complicated bond. Meanwhile, Hawkgirl confronts the metahuman Warwhip, only to see Chief Nadel take matters into his own hands—ending the threat with a decisive, unexpected move. As tensions rise, Speed Saunders finds himself in a perilous situation deep in Tibet.
In a dusty frontier town under a merciless sun, Nighthawk and Cinnamon cross paths in a moment that could have been written in legend—saving a man from the gallows, they find themselves drawn together by more than just duty. Set in a time before their fates were sealed, this poignant chapter unfolds in the wilds of a lawless land, where love and justice hang by a thread.
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↩ Reprints Hawkman Secret Files and Origins #1 (2002), Hawkman #7 (2002), Hawkman #8 (2002), Hawkman #9 (2003), Hawkman #10 (2003), Hawkman #11 (2003), Hawkman #12 (2003), Hawkman #13 (2003), Hawkman #14 (2003)
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