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[COMIC EXCERPT] Hawkman literally following the rule that men cannot set foot on Themysira - Justice League of America 146

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 2 days ago

If you were to develop the story of Hawkgirl's Kryptonian reincarnation, what would it be like?

Hawkman 2018 Issue 22

In Hawkman 2018, we meet Cartar-Ol, one of the versions of Hawkman, originally from Krypton. He was a historian and Supergirl's teacher; unfortunately, he died along with the rest of the planet.

But, as we know, where there's a Hawkman, there's a Hawkgirl, and the Hawkgirl from Krypton has been shown in some images, but beyond that, we've never been presented with anything about her, such as her name, what she did, or her relationship with Cartar-Ol. So, if you were to develop her story, how would it be?

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 2 days ago

The Amazons of Themisera have the Kangas, what special mount would you give to the Bana Mighdall and the Esquecidas?

Wonder Woman Future state issue 1

Wonder Woman 2023 issue 1 Variant Cover

Red Hood and The outlaws 2016 issue 1

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 3 days ago

[DISCUSSION] Would you like Hektor Hol (son of the Hawkman and Hawkwoman) to become canon?

Superboy Man of Tomorrow issue 6

In 2022 we had an event called Round Robin, basically several pitches that the authors presented and the one with the most votes won. Among the ideas was the book Hawkman and Hawkwoman: The Changeling, by Cavan Scott, in this story he introduces the Hawks' son Hektor Hol.

We don't know much about him, as he only appeared on one page and his creator didn't say much, but the idea of the Hawks having a son isn't new. The Golden Age Hawks had Hector Hall, a member of Infinite Inc. as Silver Scarab and later of the JSA as Doctor Fate, who was Sandman's father. But this new boy is the son of the Hawks from Thanagar. Do you think he would be a good idea for the DC Universe?

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 4 days ago
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Which ally of the prime Wonder Woman would you turn into an antagonist in the Absolute Universe?(Like Steel and The Robins)

Wonder Woman tales of The Amazons

Absolute Batman issue 20

Absolute Superman issue 18

u/BossSuperfly — 1 day ago

Would you like to see Golden Eagle, aka Charley Parker/Ch'al Andar, return? How would you do it?

Sources Hawkman 2002 issue 38(image 1) 42(image 2) 45(image 3) 47(image 4-5) and 48(image 6)

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 7 days ago

In the original Reign of Superman, the three Supermen (excluding Cyborg) became allies of Clark. Do you think that in Absolute the three "Supermen" could become allies of Kal?

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 7 days ago
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among Wonder Woman's 3 biggest antagonist gods, which one is your favorite?

Justice League Dark and Wonder Woman the witching hour issue 1

Wonder Woman 2016 issue 12

Wonder Woman Historia: the amazons issue 3

Wonder Woman is a superhero franchise based on Greco-Roman mythology, so naturally she interacted with and fought against various gods, Among these gods, three stand out because they have had the biggester impact and history as antagonists.

Ares, the god of war, has been a Wonder Woman villain since the beginning and is responsible for the fall of the Amazons, appearing not only in comics but also in series and films.

Hecate, goddess of magic, a villain introduced in the post-Crisis era, is the goddess rejected by Olympus. In her revenge plan, she becomes the patron of Circe, being an antagonist in War of the Gods, Justice League Dark, and even New 52.

And Zeus, king of Olympus, as the personification of the patriarchy, he has been an antagonist in runs such as Gail Simone, Legend of the Wonder Woman, Historia, and it seems he will play that role in the Absolute Universe.

So, if you were to rank these three, which one is your favorite? Which one had the best stories and plays the role of the antagonist god?

u/Which-Presentation-6 — 7 days ago