Hawkman continues to be the best ongoing book on the shelves. If you havent read an issue of this run then you are missing out on something special. Read Full Review

Even though we never saw Hawkman fly in this issue, this is truly a book that lets us soar, even if it's just for a few minutes a day. I hope everybody gets to experience that uplifting feeling when reading Hawkman. Read Full Review

A stupendously stellar science fiction thriller, there is no telling just how high Hawkman can fly! Read Full Review

For readers disappointed in character treatment in books like Heroes in Crisis, Hawkman is a welcome relief with an appreciated sense of respect for the title character and his legacy. Venditti teases another important character we haven't seen interact with Carter Hall yet. That character isn't necessary yet, but it's nice to know they're on Venditti's radar just like this book should be for DC fans. Read Full Review

Experience some of the many lives of Carter Hall on a planet ravaged by endless war! Read Full Review

All in all this is a very good book and one I recommend highly. I look forward to picking it up this week at my local comic book store. Read Full Review

Join Will Conrad and Robert Venditti for the start of an all-new era inHawkman #13. Read Full Review

The visuals might not be quite as striking, but Conrad is a strong artist and this title continues to be one of DC's sleeper hits. Read Full Review

Issue thirteen is an important issue, as its the beginning of a new story arc. It gives Carter some much-needed rest, but still delivers the violence of his past with the introduction of yet more past lives. The creative team needs to be careful, however, as they just finished a big story arc with many enchanting past lives. They could easily find themselves with a stale story if they dont focus more on Carter alone and his archaeology/treasure hunting rather than the countless past lives. Read Full Review

This is a perfect place to jump onto the series. If you've heard great things but have been on the fence or hesitant to jump on in the middle of an arc, this is the most opportune moment to acquaint yourself with the character. Read Full Review

Every book deserves that one solid story that has a beginning and end for the issue. Hawkman #13 didn't give us the room to forget why this book differs from others on shelves. If you are looking for a book that genuinely creates immersion through exploration and discovery, Hawkman is that book for you. Read Full Review

While this issue is enjoyable, I wonder why Carter still can't remember his past selves after what we got last issue, but besides that, this is fun and looks great.  I just wish it was a little more original and didn't make me think of so many stories just like this.   Read Full Review

This is a masterpiece of an issue! Amazing

This is a gem and probably one of the best and most under-rated books in current DC lineup. More people should read it. Venditti has done a great job!!!

Excellent. I see a lot of potential for an anthology of Hawkman's lives after reading this.

I really liked this issue. It was a one off that just fit Hawkman so perfectly and the plot felt like it could have been a movie.

Sometimes when a book starts, there is a 12-issue plan. So I was skeptical it could keep momentum after the conclusion of the first two big arcs. This is a promising start for what's ahead - and surprisingly Conrad didn't skip a beat following Hitch.

Nice little one-off issue. Easy and enjoyable to digest, but not really anything super special either.

I recommend this series as a whole, it feels very nice to read in comparison to all the other crap DC is putting out right now.

I didn't mind this too much. It was fine. I don't really find the ending believable in any way, but what are you going to do?

Well, it was a quick read, and an interesting idea.