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Top 100 Comic Book Heroes - IGN

Unbelievable that The Hawk comes in at 56! At least they didn't rip on him too hard.

They obviously missed this origin story. Or, more like his destiny, if there would have

been a spinoff of the Superfriends series.

Top 100 Comic Book Heroes - IGN: IGN picks the top 100 heroes from comic books. Find out if your favorites made it!

#56

Hawkman

First Appearance: Flash Comics #1 (Jan. 1940)

Warning: do not make fun of this man for looking like Prince Adam with a bird fetish. He will bash your face in without question. That’s the best part of Hawkman: his incredibly short fuse. Hawkman is one of the few Justice League members that will spill a lot of blood in the name of what’s right, hero code be damned!

Hawkman’s origin is a little iffy to recount; there are just too many variations on the story. He’s either a man named Carter Hall who is a reincarnated version of an Egyptian Prince, Khufu, that discovered “Nth Metal” allowing him to fly; or he’s Katar Hol, a policeman from the planet Thanagar, made up of similar looking bird-people. Either way, Hawkman’s power set remained largely the same: the ability to fly, toss around a huge mace like it was a stick, show off epic chest hair (that is totally a power), and just go about being a complete and total badass.

Francis

Marshall Franklin Ravel-The Harold Finley Interview p.4

GREENWOOD FOR MAYOR - TRAGEDY STRIKES CANDIDATE

This campaign video was produced just days before mayoral candidate Michael Greenwood's wife was brutally murdered. Murder suspect Jennifer Stidger was found over his wife's body and is awaiting trial. Michael and his wife had a restraining order issued against Ms. Stidger.

Michael Greenwood has since withdrawn from the mayoral race

Marshall Franklin Ravel Interview p.2

YouTube

Seems that 'The Tossaround' is getting a little bit of attention on the old youtube-