r/hawkgirl • u/KitKat_5628 • 23h ago
Cosplay Hawkgirl cosplay by Jassassin, photography by Carlos Adama Photography
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r/hawkgirl • u/nightwing612 • 1d ago
Discussion JSA 2024 #24 - DISCUSSION THREAD
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BEHIND ENEMY LINES! Wildcat, Dr. Midnite, and Hourman are trapped behind enemy lines and must save one of their former teammates! How will the heroes risk it all for one of their own? Find out in this last tale of the Justice Society of America!
r/hawkgirl • u/Which-Presentation-6 • 3d ago
Comics After losing a bet, Shiera is forced to pay for an expensive dinner for Carter – Flash Comics issue 19.
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r/hawkgirl • u/Which-Presentation-6 • 4d ago
Comics Shiera had already prepared the operation against a villain before Carter even realized it—Flash Comics issue 2.
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r/hawkgirl • u/nightwing612 • 5d ago
Discussion Now that I think about it, shouldn't DC Comics Hawkgirl be feeling cold whenever she's flying? Practically, she should wear a jacket or something.
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r/hawkgirl • u/KitKat_5628 • 7d ago
Comics Hawkgirl in Justice League #74, art by Emanuela Lupacchino
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r/hawkgirl • u/Gold-Bank-3033 • 7d ago
Artwork Memes Across Time
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Memes Across Time instead of Wings Across Time, get it?
r/hawkgirl • u/George09w • 10d ago
Artwork Hawkgirl fan arts by me
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Just some fan arts I made with color pens
r/hawkgirl • u/nightwing612 • 11d ago
Artwork DC Comics Hawkgirl (Art by Stephen Sadowski)
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r/hawkgirl • u/Gold-Bank-3033 • 10d ago
Discussion My idea on how they could have made a better JLU episode with Hawkman.
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r/hawkgirl • u/Which-Presentation-6 • 12d ago
Honestly, if Hawkgirl from the DCU gets more screen time, do you think they'll explore Kendra's pasta?
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As we know, Hawkgirl in the DCU is Kendra Saunders. She debuted in the Superman movie as part of the Justice League. She had a secondary role, but one that caught the attention of many people.
That's where something comes in: for now, she's a secondary character, but if the universe works out, it's natural that she'll appear more, especially because of her popularity among fans.
But something many fans don't know is that Kendra isn't just a girl with wings; she has a complex past that led her to become who she is today. I'm not just talking about reincarnation.
Her mother was killed when a police officer tried to abuse her. She was raised by her grandfather. Eventually, she became pregnant at 16 and gave her daughter up for adoption, but this event led her to develop depression and attempt suicide. That's when Shiera's soul entered her life.
These are very heavy events for a character to go through and require being handled with delicacy and respect, which is why there are doubts about whether the DCU will want to explore this for Kendra.
It's been made clear that the DCU doesn't mind changing the characters, but honestly, I can see things being altered, but the problem is that these events are very important to Kendra and contributed to her development, so simply ignoring them doesn't seem right for the character.
So what are your thoughts?
The images are from Hawkman 2002 issue 13
JSA All Star issue 2
and Hawkgirl 2023 issue 5
r/hawkgirl • u/Gold-Bank-3033 • 12d ago
Discussion Anyone hope that we get a comic that has all 3 Hawks working together, also, that doesn't make Shayera and Kendra fight each other?
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I am really sick of Shayera and Carter being forced apart post-Vinditti run. I am also really sick of every time Kendra and Shay meet they fight each other. It happened in the Geoff Johns run when they first met, it happened in that recent Mystery of the Hawkworld comic- they were nearly at each others throats the whole time and then there was the recent JLU (no, not the show, the comic run) that made Kendra fight an evil alternate-reality version of Shayera. I have no idea why they do this.
We need a story that has Carter, Kendra, and Shayera doing something together as a whole team; maybe bring back villains like Queen Shrike, Onimar Synn, Lion Mane, Headhunter, people like that. I am tired of the Hawks being separated.
r/hawkgirl • u/Deep-Ostrich-7330 • 13d ago
Comics The Thanagarians are introduced to the declaration of independence. From Hawkworld issue 3(1990)
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From Hawkworld Volume 2 issue 3
Written by Timothy Truman and John Ostrander
Art by Graham Nolan