Shadowhawk: Out of the Shadows #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Shadowhawk: Out of the Shadows #1" kicks off with a tense standoff in New York, where the police enlist the Savage Dragon to bring down Shadowhawk—only for the enigmatic vigilante to unexpectedly find allies among Vendetta’s circle, who offer him a place in their criminal network. Written and illustrated by Jim Valentino, with inks by Chance Wolf, colors by Eric Vincent, and letters by Kurt Hathaway and Chance Wolf, this first issue sets a gritty, high-stakes tone, all wrapped in a striking cover by Valentino.
In "A Nightmare Walking," a shadowy vigilante known only as Shadowhawk stalks the city’s underbelly, meting out brutal justice to hardened criminals with a precision that defies capture. As the police close in, they’re left only with whispers and the chilling sense of being watched from the dark—no face, no name, just a legend in motion.
In "Liquid Fire," Shadowhawk faces a terrifying new threat when the villain Arson, transformed by an explosion into a being of molten fire, begins liquefying his victims. With the police now hunting Shadowhawk as the source of the chaos, the hero must evade capture while uncovering the truth behind Arson’s horrifying metamorphosis.
In "Enter: The Dragon," Savage Dragon is called in by the New York police to stop Shadowhawk, but the vigilante finds himself unexpectedly challenged when Vendetta's allies offer him a place in their criminal network—offering power, purpose, and a new path. Shadowhawk, steadfast in his mission, refuses their offer, setting the stage for a clash of ideologies and a dangerous game of loyalty.
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↩ Reprints Youngblood #2 (1992), Shadowhawk #1 Direct (1992), Shadowhawk #2 (1992), Shadowhawk #3 (1992), Image 0 [Image Zero] #0 (1993), Shadowhawk #4 (1993)
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