Hawkman 4 (Facsimile Edition) #[nn]

Dec 2024 · DC · 3.99 USD

☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free

Hawkman 4 (Facsimile Edition) brings back a classic tale from the Golden Age, featuring "The Girl Who Split in Two!" — a mysterious, standalone story written by Gardner Fox and illustrated with crisp precision by Murphy Anderson, with lettering by Gaspar Saladino. When Hawkman and Hawkgirl each uncover strange artifacts at the Midway City Museum, they’re drawn into a puzzling encounter with a paralyzed girl in a magician’s costume, leading to a surreal moment when two halves reunite as one: the young Zatanna, who speaks of a mission to find her father, the legendary Zatara. The cover, also by Murphy Anderson, captures the eerie, magical tone of the tale.

Contains 3 stories

The Girl Who Split in Two!

12.33 pp · Superhero

Druid (cameo flashback)Betty

In "The Girl Who Split in Two!" from Hawkman 4 (Facsimile Edition), Hawkman and Hawkgirl each track a strange artifact to Midway City Museum, only to discover a girl in a magician’s costume, frozen in silence. When the two halves of her are brought together, they merge into a single, conscious being—Zatanna—whose fragmented memory holds a clue to her father’s disappearance.

The Machine That Magnetized Men!

10.67 pp · Superhero

Commissioner George EmmettJan KyllJabez Hart

In "The Machine That Magnetized Men!", Jan Kyll and his band of raiders from the year 11964 wield a mysterious vehicle emitting magnetic rays, targeting historical treasures across time. The story unfolds as their relentless pursuit of the past collides with the vigilance of a hero determined to stop them.

Curious Bird Nests

0.5 pp · Non-Fiction