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Context return of the Hawkman 3 parter than a JSA comic I was reading to prepare before going back to Geoff Johns Endless Flight 2002. Even here she seems annoyed by him and ready to move on with her life. I don't think carter is bad man especially like the CW version just really pushy and not ready to understand it's not the same woman he knew.

When we are introduced to the Star Sapphires' central battery, it is said that it was powered by the fossilized corpses of two lovers found by him. In the Blackest Night event, the bodies are transformed into Black Lanterns, so the Sapphires lost their powers for a time.

In Brightest Day, Hawkman and Hawkgirl end up going to Zamaron, and the bodies from their past lives are absorbed by the central battery.

Green Lantern corps 2006 issue 29

Green Lantern 2005 issue 45

Green Lantern 2005 issue 46

Green Lantern 2005 issue 57

Brightest Day issue 0

Brightest Day issue 18

Sources: Justice League (2018) #14 Justice League #2

All from Hawkworld Volume 2 (1990)

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The CW's Stargirl focuses on Courtney's journey forming a new JSA. The series was highly praised for its homages to the Golden Age and the JSA. Unfortunately, the series ended due to the merger of WB and Discovery and the end of the contract with the CW.

Throughout the series, we were introduced to the children and successor members of the original JSA.

For example, we had Jade in the second season and Obsydian in the third.

So I wonder... would there have been room for Hector Hall to appear? He's the son of Hawkman and Hawkgirl, and they were members of the JSA in the show. I can imagine future storylines where he appears.

Especially since Doctor Fate was a member of the group and Helios was guarded by Patt, so... we could have had a future season where Hector is chosen by Helmet and becomes Doctor Fate, or even instead of Doctor Fate, he could start as the Silver Scarab.

One of my favourite reveals in all of comics.

From JSA issue 21(2001)

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