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Alien
Species |
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| Thanagarian |
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Nick
Name |
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Origin
Galaxy |
| Milky Way Galaxy |
|
Star
System |
| Polaris |
|
Planet |
| Thanagar |
|
Representatives |
Hawkgirl II
Hawkgirl III
Hawkman
II
Hawkman
III
Hawkman IV
Hawkwoman II
Hawkwoman III
Isamot Kol
Onimar
Synn |
|
Group
Affiliation |
| | |
|
Base
of Operations |
| Thanagar, Polaris System |
|
Body
Type |
| Humanoid |
|
Average
Height |
| Normal Human |
|
Average
Weight |
| Male:
~150 - 250 lbs. Female:
~100 - 150 lbs. |
|
Average
Eye Type & Color |
| Normal Human |
|
Average
Hair Type & Color |
| Normal Human |
|
Average
Skin Type & Tone |
| Normal Human |
|
Technology |
|
Highly
Advanced: Achieving interstellar star travel utilizing Nth metal.
Note: Nth metal contains a wide
variety of abilities besides flight; including increased strength, speed,
agility,
resistance to cold and heat, accelerated healing, heightened senses and others which have not
yet been revealed. Prolonged exposure to Nth metal allows the user
to utilizes its abilities to a lesser degree when they have no immediate
physical contact with the element.
|
|
Government |
|
Military Dictatorship: Military caste system devoted to imperial
expansion. |
|
Known
Powers |
| No super-human abilities. |
|
Accessories |
| Resources and technology
of the planet Thanagar. |
|
Common
Enemies |
|
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Regularly
Appearing |
The Atom and Hawkman
The Brave and the Bold Vol. 1
Hawkman Vol. 1, 2 & 3
Hawkworld Vol. 1 &
2
Rann-Thanagar War |
|
First
Appearance |
|
The Brave and the Bold Vol. 1 #34 (Feb.-Mar. 1961) |
|
Creator |
| Gardner Fox & Joe Kubert |
|
Origin |
| A highly advanced
science-rich society, Thanagar was a world without poverty or strife, until
it was invaded by a plundering alien race known as the
Manhawks.
Forming a military police force to deal with the threat of the Manhawks,
Thanagar became an increasingly militant and disparate society divided along
a caste system where the aliens from worlds conquered live in squalor while
the native born Thanagarians live in towering spires like hawks in a aviary. |
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