Rex Stewart (DCAU)

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Warhawk

DC Animated Universe‎

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Real Name

Rex Stewart

Main Alias

Warhawk

Status

Alignment

Good

Identity

Secret Identity

Race

Human/Thanagarian hybrid

Citizenship

American

Marital Status

Single

Characteristics

Gender

Male

Eyes

Green

Hair

Black

Origin

Universe

DCAU · Earth 12

Creators

Paul Dini · Alan Burnett · Rich Fogel · Hilary J. Bader

First Appearance
"The Call, Part I" (November 11, 2000)

I reminded them while they retreated in fear, it wasn't a purebreed hawk that won back their planet -- but rather a half-breed son of a traitor and his metal winged patriots that did so.

— Warhawk ^src

Rex Stewart is the hero Warhawk, a member of the Justice League Unlimited. He is the son of John Stewart and Shayera Hol. Named after John's former marine buddy Rex Mason.

History

Origins

Rex Stewart was raised in the village of Zambesi. At the age of eighteen, he created the Warhawk Armor and travelled to Gordanian-controlled Thanagar. Allying himself with an underground resistance, he supplied them with Nth Metal to act as prosthetics and they were able to retake the planet. Unfortunately, the Thanagarians looked down on Rex for being only half-Thanagarian. While the planet slowly became more accepting, Warhawk decided to return to Earth and eventually joined Justice League Unlimited.^[1]

The Call

At first, Warhawk wasn't impressed when Superman brought Batman into the JLU to seek out who had ambushed Micron. This only worsened when Batman could only barely prevent an assault on Aquagirl. But Warhawk wasn't stupid - he knew that whoever betrayed the JLU, they would come after him at some point. Through remote-control, Warhawk operated his armor into battle and let the traitor destroy the armor.

Warhawk eventually helped Batman uncover the real traitor - a Starro-controlled Superman.^[2]

Alternate Timeline

In an alternate timeline in the future created by Chronos, Warhawk, Static, Batman (Terry McGinnis), and Bruce Wayne were the only JLU members that survived. The JLU had to use an abandoned Hamilton Hill High School as their new headquarters, because both the Metro Tower and Batcave were destroyed.

When Justice League members John Stewart, Batman and Wonder Woman traveled to the future to stop Chronos, the JLU saved them from an ambush by the Jokerz. After they escaped, they went back to headquarters where Rex introduced himself as the son of Stewart and Shayera Hol.

These events were erased when John and Batman reversed Chronos' effect in the timestream, but the memory of his son still troubled the Lantern.^{[citation needed]}

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Powers and Abilities

Powers

Hybrid Physiology: Rex Stewart was half-Thanagarian, which greatly affected his physical being.
- Flight: Even without the use of his artificial wings, Warhawk still had the ability to levitate himself. He could climb, descend and maneuver without flapping his wings.^{[citation needed]}
- Superhuman Durability
- Superhuman Strength^[3]

Abilities

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Armor: Warhawk wore armor of polynized-aluminum steel, that could be expanded to cover his entire body.
Nth Metal Wings: Because he was only half-Thanagarian, Warhawk did not possess their trademark wings. But he adopted the hawk as his symbol nonetheless, and made himself wings out of Nth Metal.

Weapons

Claws: Warhawk's gloves had retractable claws.^{[citation needed]}
Thanagarian Maces^[5]

Notes

Warhawk was voiced by Peter Onorati for most of the character's appearances, and by Marc Worden for the episode "Epilogue".

External Links

Warhawk at the DC Animated Universe Wiki

Footnotes

Justice League member

This character has been a member of the Justice League of America, or the Justice League in any of its various incarnations, sworn by a duty to act as guardians of America and the world by using their skills and/or superpowers to protect Earth from the clutches of both interstellar and domestic threats.
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[BBU-5-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 Batman Beyond Unlimited #5

[2] "The Call, Part II"

[3] Batman Beyond Unlimited #1

[4] "The Once and Future Thing, Part II: Time, Warped"

[5] Batman Beyond Unlimited #7

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