 | Shadow-Thief:
Can go into another dimension and send a shadow-form to Earth to
steal. He'd been done before, but I thought I could do a
better job. Still not quite
right... |
 | The
Manhawks: Giant alien hawks with human masks with ray-beam eyes.
Also had been done, but I tried to improve on
it. |
 | Xardoonians: Aliens who crashed in the Himayalas and became the Yeti. The stone axe is really a teleportation device. |
 | Dragonfly
Raiders: Byth the shape-changer is a major Hawkman foe.
Here, he became the dragonfly and used android "riders" to hide
his existence. |
| Men
of Lansinar: Animal-headed survivors of a pre-human
civilization. Tried to return Earth to the condition their race
had known. |
| Super-Motorized Menace: thief with a gimmicky
motorcycle. |
| The Tralls: Alien invaders who were weakened by the light of
special sparklers. |
| Konrad Kaslak: modern Chaldean magician. |
| Lama: a suspect in the disappearance of Zatara the
Magician. Just mentioned in passing, never really fought
Hawkman. |
| Jan Kyll: thief from the future who used a device called
the "human magnetor", which does what it sounds
like. |
| Crocodile
Men: Agents of the Criminal Alliance of the World who
disguised themselves as Sebek-worshippers to spook superstitious
Egyptians. |
| Makkar the Terravitan: last
survivor of an semi-intelligent race evolved from life which
started on land (thus "terravitan") rather than the sea. His race
evolved into many forms over the eons, ending in this one.
When Makkar awoke, he tried to wipe out the human race. Each
time Hawkman beat him, he'd devolve into an earlier form and try
again, until he finally came a sessile protoplasmic blob and was
no longer a threat. Pretty cool concept for a comic. He's
the real reason I wanted to do some Hawkman
villains. |
| Master
Electrician: caused various gadgets in Midway City to go
haywire. When I found myself doing him, I realized I was obsessing
on the minor villains and decided to
stop. |