Knighthawk’s past is revealed! What dark demons send this man into the night sky, and what inner turmoil tortures him to action? This issue lays bare the first half of Knighthawk’s origin. With good looks, strength, money, power, intelligence, and the ability to fly, he has everything a man could want. But it means nothing to him, because he is not a man, not a mutant, and not a genetic creation. He is nothing…but he is also everything. Also introduced this issue is Theta Force, a military squad stronger and faster than even Knighthawk, and they’re somehow tied to his brother. Or is it his brother? Written by Neal Adams and Peter Stone, with art by Ernesto Infante and Saw Nan. Cover by Neal Adams.
KNIGHTHAWK #5 REVIEW. Clone problems.
by Darksyde is Comics
05.08.2026
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