Who Are: Hawkman & Hawkgirl (Comics for Casuals)

In this video, thanks to fan request, I'm covering the two most common origin stories for Hawkman and Hawkgirl! Check it out if you've always wondered how these winged bad asses came to be!
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[@brunofernandes3298]

Hawkgirl is my favourite character on DC, along side with Martian Manhunter

[@whenturtlesattack]

This was great! Thanks for filing me in!

[@josemarquesdeoliveiraneto9523]

Não estou entendendo uma só palavra desse vídeo, mas apesar de tudo o Homem Gavião e a Mulher Gavião são dois dos super heróis que eu mais gosto em toda a Liga da justiça e já que estou aqui dizendo isso gostaria de agradecer muito a quem criou eles e também agradecer a vocês que trabalham ai t DC comics por utilizarem eles dois até os dias de hoje.

[@TinMaxx]

¡Gracias por ver nuestro video y el lindo comentario!

[@westoncozza4768]

Thanks again, I now understand better. Don't they kinda show both versions in the Justice League show? they're fighting this shadow guy (can't remember his name) he then show them like a vision of what there life was like back in Egypt?

[@TinMaxx]

Yeah they kinda do. It's weird though because it seems Carter Hall has the ancient Egyptian Origin while Shayera follows the Alien origin. But they also kind of intersect lol here's a quick synopsis of that story arc from Justice League Unlimited Season 3 "...an actual Hawkman appears who is an amalgamation of the Golden Age and Silver Age Hawkman where this version is voiced by James Remar. He first appears in the episode "Shadow of the Hawk" in the form of Carter Hall (whose birthname is Joseph Gardner), an archaeologist who takes a liking to Shayera. He had previously discovered Thanagarian technology in an Egyptian tomb, and after exposure to a memory-recording device called an Absorbacron, comes to believe that he and Shayera are the reincarnations of two Thanagarian lovers, named Katar Hol and Shayera Hol, who had crashed in ancient Egypt. Adopting the name of Hawkman, Hall leads her to the tomb (with Batman secretly following) and reveals his superhero identity. When the villainous Shadow Thief attacks, the tomb collapses, after which Shadow Thief escapes, and Hawkman departs, still believing that he and Shayera are meant for each other. It is not stated definitively, however, that Hall is actually speaking the truth-it is suggested that he is delusional, and that his mind may have been addled by his exposure to the Absorbacron. However, it is also shown that deep in the tomb is a dual-occupancy mummy case with two winged mummies resting hand in hand, so viewers are left to make their own judgement. In the episode "Ancient History" it is revealed that the Shadow Thief is an independent fragment of Hall's addled psyche and that the reincarnation theory is likely true." Hope that helps 🙂

[@westoncozza4768]

@@TinMaxx OOOh okay, it's been awhile sense I've seen that show so I forgot about the mummy's and the stone. Thank you.

[@pimpharold1]

"Shadow thief"

[@westoncozza4768]

@@pimpharold1 oh yes that's it, thanks!

[@smdownh9]

@@TinMaxx the Hawkgirl origin from Justice League was a lie in the show so her people could conquer earth