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    Hawkman » Hawkman #21 - The Headhunter (Part 2): Taking Off The Mask released by DC Comics on January 2004.

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    Headless corpses litter the streets of St. Roch, and the trail of skulls and blood leads to the mysterious creature known as the Headhunter! The dark and deadly truth between the Hawk's newest adversary and his ties to the city of St. Roch are revealed. But how can Hawkman defeat a man-creature even more steeped in the art of war than he is?

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    Hawkman #21 - The Headhunter (Part 2): Taking Off The Mask by dark_noldor on June 16, 2011

    Once more Johns doesn´t take for granted the relationship between Carter and Kendra (something he kind left in hold for some issues), opening this issue with a huge battle, in which Carter almost loses his head, just in time for a rescue from Kendra, who´s really mad at Hawkman by the fact that he was in her apartment, without a good explanation - it´s good that this book isn´t just about the action, but it´s about showing a little of the human facets behind the helmets and Johns really nailed t...

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