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* HemoErotic: In the one-shot ''Shadowhawk/Vampirella: Creatures of the Night'' (part two of their crossover), Vampirella offers herself to quench Shadowhawk's thirst. The pair flies in mid-air and Shadowhawk bites her neck to drain some of her blood. Believe it or not, the narration makes the scene sound like a metaphor for sex, describing the scene as "a moment of pure ecstasy", "the most intimate of moments", and how "two become one" and "[Shadowhawk] become[s] part of [Vampirella]". The second image accompanying the scene is Vampi and Shadowhawk swapping spit and blood.
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* ShoutOut: In the first issue of The New Shadowhawk, police captain Arturo Rieves has a nightmare in which he is confronted by four psychotic "reimaginings" of Shadowhawk - Shadowkid, Iron Hawk, Shadowkill and Hawkborg - who are clearly based on the four "Replacement Supermen" from ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman.
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** In the first issue of The New Shadowhawk, police captain Arturo Rieves has a nightmare in which he is confronted by four psychotic "reimaginings" of Shadowhawk - Shadowkid, Iron Hawk, Shadowkill and Hawkborg - who are clearly based on the four "Replacement Supermen" fromComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman.ComicBook/TheDeathOfSuperman.
** In the one-shot ''Shadowhawk/Vampirella: Creatures of the Night'' (part two of their crossover), a couple and their son leave the movie theater one night and are approached by a pair of thugs, then brought into an alleyway. One of the thugs steals the jewel necklace from the wife and prepares to shoot the husband, when Shadowhawk, in vampire form, descends on them.
** In the first issue of The New Shadowhawk, police captain Arturo Rieves has a nightmare in which he is confronted by four psychotic "reimaginings" of Shadowhawk - Shadowkid, Iron Hawk, Shadowkill and Hawkborg - who are clearly based on the four "Replacement Supermen" from
** In the one-shot ''Shadowhawk/Vampirella: Creatures of the Night'' (part two of their crossover), a couple and their son leave the movie theater one night and are approached by a pair of thugs, then brought into an alleyway. One of the thugs steals the jewel necklace from the wife and prepares to shoot the husband, when Shadowhawk, in vampire form, descends on them.
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* BigNo: In issue #9 of the original Shadowhawk series, Johnstone receives the diagnosis of [=HIV=]-positive, and, in the next page, scream and big "[=NO=]!" in red letters against a white background.
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* BigNo: In issue #9 of the original Shadowhawk series, Johnstone receives the diagnosis of [=HIV=]-positive, and, in the next page, scream and screams a big "[=NO=]!" in red letters against a white background.
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** In issue #2 of Shadowhawk's original series, Spawn (the undead soldier frm Hell) meets Shadowhawks and bids him find Arson, the arsonist.
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** In issue #2 of Shadowhawk's original series, Spawn (the undead soldier frm Hell) meets Shadowhawks Shadowhawk and bids him find Arson, the arsonist.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Shadowhawk was introduced in 1992 (out of universe). In-Universe, he is a vigilante that stalks the nighttime after criminals of every sort, adopts a take-no-prisoners approach, and, as commented by a TV anchor in issue #2, the hospitals are ''filled'' with the results of his heroism. The man also wears a black costume with dark metallic armor, a spiky mask with red eyes and his face seems to be perpetually scowling under the mask.
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* NinetiesAntiHero: Shadowhawk was introduced in 1992 (out of universe). In-Universe, he is a vigilante that stalks the nighttime after criminals of every sort, adopts a take-no-prisoners approach, approach and snaps the spines of several of them, and, as commented by a TV anchor in issue #2, the hospitals are ''filled'' with the results of his heroism. The man also wears a black costume with dark metallic armor, a spiky mask with red eyes and his face seems to be perpetually scowling under the mask.
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* LegacyCharacter: ''The New Shadowhawk'' series presents the Shadowhawk identity as this. Among its wearers, a freed slave from in 1721, a noble lady in medieval London (1294), and a Frankish/Germanic warrior from 938 A.D. The same goes for the modern Shadowhawk: after Paul Johnstone dies, his identity is shared between his former parter Christina Reid, Lincoln Sum, ex-cop Jacks, and a robot.
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* BigNo: In issue #9 of the original Shadowhawk series, Johnstone receives the diagnosis of [=HIV=]-positive, and, in the next page, scream and big "[=NO=]!" in red letters against a white background.
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* TheCameo: In issue #2 of Shadowhawk's original series, Spawn (the undead soldier frm Hell) meets Shadowhawks and bids him find Arson, the arsonist.
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** In issue #2 of Shadowhawk's original series, Spawn (the undead soldier frm Hell) meets Shadowhawks and bids him find Arson, thearsonist.arsonist.
** Erik Larsen's creation, The Savage Dragon, fights Shadowhawk in issue #4, and Chapel, from ''Youngblood'', cameos during a phone conversation in issue #6.
** In issue #2 of Shadowhawk's original series, Spawn (the undead soldier frm Hell) meets Shadowhawks and bids him find Arson, the
** Erik Larsen's creation, The Savage Dragon, fights Shadowhawk in issue #4, and Chapel, from ''Youngblood'', cameos during a phone conversation in issue #6.
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: ComicBook/TheOthers1995, a super-hero team of people who seek to guard their hidden homeland, debut in issue #15 of the original series, where readers were encouraged to follow their upcoming series.
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* RequiredSpinoffCrossover: ComicBook/TheOthers1995, a super-hero team of people who seek to guard their hidden homeland, debut in issue #15 TheReveal: Issue #6 of the original series, where readers were encouraged series was touted as the reveal of Shadowhawk's face. This is done during a dramatic confrontation against his copycat, a man that has been killing Black men. Shadowhawk removes his mask and reveals to follow their upcoming series.be Black himself.
