Hawkman (Fel Andar)

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Fel Andar


Cover to Hawkworld v2 #22
Art by Graham Nolan.

Publisher DC Comics
First appearance Hawkworld v.2 #22 (Apr 1992)
Retcon: Action Comics #600 (May 1988)
Created by John Ostrander
Graham Nolan
Characteristics
Species Thanagarian, from Thanagar
Affiliations Justice League
Elite Hawkmen Force
Notable aliases Hawkman, Carter Hall, Jr.
Abilities Belt with an anti-gravity metal; artificial feather wings; archaic weaponry


Fel Andar is a DC Comics character who also called himself Hawkman. Created by John Ostrander and Graham Nolan, he first appeared in Hawkworld (vol. 2) # 22 (April 1992).

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Years before the events told in the Invasion! story arc, Fel Andar, a hybrid Human-Thanagarian spy on Earth, fell in love with an Earth woman, Sharon Parker. They married and Sharon gave birth to Ch'al Andar, translated to the terran Charley. When Charley was four years old, Thanagar called Andar to active duty by ordering him to infiltrate the Justice League as Hawkman II.

He never told his superiors of his son. They mindwiped Sharon, forcing her to take the identity of Hawkwoman.

Intending to gain his teammates' confidence, Andar claimed to be Carter and Shiera Hall's son Carter Hall, Jr. He was actually working for the future alien alliance. When Hawkwoman learnt about the masquerade she exposed the truth to the Martian Manhunter and Maxwell Lord. Confronted by both, Andar escaped back to Thanagar but not before murdering Sharon for her betrayal.

Fel Andar wanted to stay on Earth but was forced to return to his planet by Carter Hall's return from Limbo. Andar was sentenced to life imprisonment on Thanagar and left his young son behind. Andar appeared two more times in his son's life. He placed the battlesuit Charley would use as Golden Eagle so that it could be easily "discovered" by Adam Strange. And it was Andar, not the Nth Metal in Charley's uniform, that saved him from drowning. During the second encounter with his son, Andar was recaptured and returned to Thanagar.

During the events of Rann-Thanagar War, while trying to make up with his son and redeem himself for his own crimes, Andar died at Komand'r's hands.

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