What happened to Connor Hawke?Please bear with me but I was away for awhile & the last comics I read were Civil War & Rise & Fall
What happened to Connor Hawke?Please bear with me but I was away for awhile & the last comics I read were Civil War & Rise & Fall
Last edited by Green Arrow Jr.; 02-03-2013 at 12:11 PM.
If we're lucky, he'll exist on Earth-2.
Yes, if we are lucky! Loved the character in Green Arrow. I actually asked the artist, Rodolofo Damagio at the time, for a picture and he drew me an awesome one with Connor and Robin (Tim)....I think I was him biggest fan and was shocked to received it in the mail autographed to me personally.
Last edited by carloshll726; 02-03-2013 at 02:06 PM.
Well technically there was a Green Arrow on the original earth 2 and apart of the JSA i believe, so it would be easier to bring Connor hawke there as you could just make him the green Arrow of that earth who has taken over for his father who was the original GA of that earth.
Funny thing is that there was a Black canary was apart of the JsA so maybe we might see her as well.
Green Arrow (Oliver Queen) was a character that first appeared in the 1940's . . . back then, he was part of a team known as the Seven Soldiers of Victory.
He was one of the few Golden Age characters who still had a feature that continued from the Golden Age into the Silver Age, and he then became a "modern day" Silver Age character on what would become Earth 1.
I believe the Earth-2 Green Arrow's first post-Golden Age appearance (as a separate entity from the then current Green Arrow) was during Justice League of America #'s 100 - 102, when the JLA and the JSA teamed up and brought back the Seven Soldiers of Victory (back in 1972).
Black Canary was originally a late-Golden Age character who was a member of the Justice Society of America. She then appeared in the first of the JLA/JSA team-ups in 1962, but after her husband died during a later JLA / JSA adventure in 1969, she then decided to leave Earth 2 and came to Earth 1, joining the Justice League of America.
Then, in 1983, during another JLA/JSA team-up (written by Roy Thomas & Gerry Conway), it was retconned so that the Black Canary who had been a member of the JLA (since back in 1969) was really the daughter of the Golden Age Black Canary, though she had still been born on Earth 2.
As for Conner Hawke, he has no ties to Earth 2 . . . he was created well after the Multiverses ceased to exist. So the idea of suddenly dropping him into Earth 2 seems to be a stretch from what Robinson had been saying would happen with that concept.
Face it, aside from maybe showing up in Grant Morrison's future project Multiversity, Conner's chances of still existing are even less than the likelihood of John Boehner becoming a GoDaddy.com girl.
Last edited by MajorHoy; 02-03-2013 at 05:15 PM.
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I think Morrison has said he'll appear on the 90s Earth in Multiversity? (not sure about that one)
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