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"Secrets, Shadows and Sinners!": Former police commissioner George Emmett appears just in time to get the charges dropped against Hawkman and Hawkwoman by going to the Hyathis Corporation with the threat that if they do not comply they will lose several billion dollars in government contracts. S

Hawkman (Volume 2) #3 is an issue of the series Hawkman (Volume 2) with a cover date of October, 1986.

Synopsis for "Secrets, Shadows and Sinners!"

Former police commissioner George Emmett appears just in time to get the charges dropped against Hawkman and Hawkwoman by going to the Hyathis Corporation with the threat that if they do not comply they will lose several billion dollars in government contracts. Since Emmett is somehow immune to the effect of the Absorbascon, and his threat is not idle, the head of Kyathis, a Thanagarian named Dervon Ved (alias Mr. Glendon), goes along with these terms. He also turns the Thief over to the police. Hawkman and Hawkwoman are sent to the Michigan warehouse of Hyathis to take him in, fully aware that they are being used. Abandoned by his men, the Shadow-Thief is overcome by the winged duo, who take advantage of his high sensibilities to bright light and piercing sound. Despite his heat-absorbing power, Hawkman defeats him.

Appearing in "Secrets, Shadows and Sinners!"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

Other Characters:

  • Dr. William Thom (First appearance; dies)
  • Miguel Carrillo (First appearance; dies)
  • Midway City Police Department (Flashback and main story)
    • O'Malley (Mentioned only)
    • Stan
  • Secret Service (Mentioned only)
  • Hyathis Corporation Board of Directors
  • Hyathis Corporation Warehouse Employees
    • Appleton
    • Two Workers (Unnamed)

Locations:

Items:

  • Absorbascon
  • Midway Post Newspaper (Flashback only)
  • Nth Metal
    • Anti-Gravity Belt
  • Hawkman's Gauntlets (Metal Mitts)
  • Hawkman's Two Ball Mace (Flail)
  • Smoke Grenades
  • Sonic Bombs
  • Palm Blaster

Vehicles:






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