Pictures and Toy Lines

And now, here's the third part of this section!

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So here's Kendra with a boyfriend of hers named Mark on a typical week in St. Roch. And they were spending the week attending a cinema conference at the theater, since Kendra is a movie student, of course.

In this beautifully drawn page by Jose-Luis Garcia-Lopez, who drew some backup stories for Hawkman in Detective Comics in the late 1970's, Carter narrates his history as he travels to Europe on a special trip.

And now, here's a picture of Hawkgirl in animated form on the Cartoon Network! Quite an impressive drawing too, I must say, given it's for television.

Shadow Thief was on the loose and the Hawks have their hands full trying to figure out how to stop him.

What a marvelous concept for bow and arrow shooting: an arrow that looks as if it's got an iron ball on the front!

On the one side, we've got animated Hawkgirl lying on her tummy, and on the other hand, we've got her tossing out arrowheads at some gangsters.

Towards the end of the Golden Age (1948, to be exact) and during most of the Silver/Bronze Age, Hawkman, as depicted in the time when the Earth-2 concept was still going strong, wore a simple yellow mask of the more traditional kind. At the time the multi-earths concept was still in use, it was apparently meant to help the reader distinguish between him and his Earth-1 counterpart. He switched back to his more familiar hawk-shaped mask by the late 1970's.

The mysterious Headhunter, who first appeared around issue 20 of volume 4, is seen here with what look like several zombie heads surrounding him.

The Headhunter returns later too, with a whole horde full of zombies to wreck havoc on St. Roch.

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