Justice Society of America #2-4 (1991) by DC Comics
Written by Len Strazewski, drawn by Tom Artis, Frank McLaughlin, cover by Tom Lyle.
DC Comics Presents Hawkman #1 (September 2004) by DC Comics
Written by Kurt Busiek and Cary Bates, drawn by Walter Simonson and John Byrne, cover by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez.
Justice Society of America 100 Page Super Spectacular #1 (May 2000) by DC Comics
Written by Gardner Fox, Robert Kanigher, John Broome, drawn by Carmine Infantino, Joe Giella, Murphy ANderson, Sal Amendola, Frank Giacoia, and Arthur F Beddy.
Official Hawkman Index #2 (January 1987) by ICG
Written by Mike Tiefenbacher, reviewers Ron Bialkowski, Doug Highsmith, Andrew Maclaney, Lou Mougin, and John Wells.
Brave and the Bold #51 (January 1964) by DC Comics
Cover by Howard Purcell. “Fury of the Exiled Creature,” script by Bob Haney, art by Howard Purcell; Atlantis is attacked by sea creatures, sending Aquaman and Aqualad to the rescue of their fellow Atlanteans; Aquaman is surprised to find that his ability to communicate with sea creatures has no effect; Tyros battles Hawkman and Hawkgirl on the surface with an army of birds; Fleeing the battle, Tyros takes Hawkgirl to the cave which contains the crystal that transformed him into the creature he now is; He uses it to turn Hawkgirl into a harpy and sends her out to attack Hawkman. One-page Peter Puptent Explorer story by Henry Boltinoff.
Mystery in Space #89 (February 1964) by DC Comics
Cover by Murphy Anderson
Writers Gardner Fox
Pencilers Murphy Anderson
Inkers Murphy Anderson
Legends of the DC Universe #1 (September 1998) by DC Comics
Cover by Joe Kubert.
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Kingdom Come #2 (June 1996) by DC Comics
“Truth and Justice” Superman, now out of retirement, inspires fellow super-heroes Green Lantern, Hawkman, and others to appear before the public and announce their return from self-imposed exile. Batman, Green Arrow, and others refuse to join Superman and form an allegiance with Lex Luthor. Written by Mark Waid, art by Alex Ross.
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Kingdom Come #2 (June 1996) by DC Comics
“Truth and Justice” Superman, now out of retirement, inspires fellow super-heroes Green Lantern, Hawkman, and others to appear before the public and announce their return from self-imposed exile. Batman, Green Arrow, and others refuse to join Superman and form an allegiance with Lex Luthor. Written by Mark Waid, art by Alex Ross.
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