Sky Tyrant comes home to roost-whether he likes it or not! Hawkwoman, Adam Strange, and the Atom have trapped Sky Tyrant and desperately work to find a cure for their beloved friend Carter Hall's Dark Multiverse infection. But they're running out of time as Sky Tyrant, who controls Carter Hall's body, makes a play for the ancient and powerful artifact that could lead to the deaths of untold billions...and ensure his immortality for good!
Hawkman is top-notch and deserves more fans. DC needs to advertise this book a lot more. It is hands down one of the finest stories the company is putting out. Read Full Review
Well? What did you expect? Hawkman #22 is another great issue by Venditti and Pasarin! Don't delay get your issue of Hawkman today! There's a nice emotional element that will surely be developed for Shayera and the camaraderie between these characters is delectable! The overall theme of redemption that has been central to this run on Hawkman is both interesting and meaningful! It demonstrates Venditti's strength as a writer, allowing character to drive the story. Read Full Review
Despite being out among the cosmos in an arc that is peak science fiction"something Pasarin darws exceptionally well, might I add"this issue packs a major punch for how "small" it really is. Read Full Review
This series has been one of the best in comics over the past two years, and it appears it will continue. Don't miss out on this classic. Read Full Review
Venditti ends the issue with a huge revelation that should definitely advance Hawkman and his supporting casts storylines further. Im loving this book and its one of my most anticipated reads each month. Read Full Review
As always, Robert Vendittis Hawkman epic continues to be an underrated masterpiece of storytelling and world building. Fernando Pasarin and the rest of the art team make this book look so effortlessly cool and good while milking each panel for drama and intensity. Truly, this whole saga of Hawkman is worth reading because of issues like this one. Read Full Review
Equal part spacefaring adventure and complex story about identity, this title has taken the Year of the Villain tie-in and used it to deepen the character's own storyarc. If the first year of this series was about Carter reckoning with his own evil past, this arc is about the ever-present threat of relapse. Read Full Review
Hawkman#22 is clearly working towards something big in the weeks to come. While this issue is relatively simple, it provides a backdrop for the following issues to play against. We seem to be getting one last glimpse of cliche superhero dramas, before stepping into new worlds with Hawkwoman as our guide. Read Full Review
While I don't quite get Shayera's new memories for something that feels like she should have already known about, especially for what we've seen from Justice League issues, this was still a decent issue that brought some backstory and some fun, not to mention it looked great while doing it. This feels like it's one step closer to getting the infection story over and done with and for that alone I can at least be a little happy. Read Full Review
Underrated book. Great read
Prelude:
Hawkman has been great so far with it's Infected storyline. Let's see how it continues.
The Good:
Love Carter fighting back.
Shayera is great in this issue too.
Can't wait to see where things go.
Really good art here.
The Bad:
Nothing.
Conclusion:
A wonderful issue that is just put together so well. Can't wait for when Hawkman comes back.
fantastic book
Very good.
Hawkman just continuing what it does best and thats keep the story going but adding more to it. Should be a good next issue but I hope this arc does wrap up soon
This wasn't a bad issue. I just wish I cared.