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Darkhawk Annual (1992)

Darkhawk Annual #2

Marvel · August 1993

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About this issue

Writer
Danny Fingeroth
Penciller
Aaron Lopresti, Don Cameron, Larry Alexander, and Scott Kolins
Inker
Andy Mushynsky, Don Cameron, Don Hudson, Ian Akin, and Tim Dzon
Colorist
Joe Rosas, Kevin Tinsley, Paul Becton, and Scott Kolins
Letterer
Clem Robins, Ken Lopez, and Phil Hugh Felix
Editor
Nelson Yomtov
Assistant Editor
John Lewandowski
Editor In Chief
Tom DeFalco
Characters
Allegra Bazin, Darkhawk, Dreamkiller, Evilhawk, Grace Powell, Jason Powell, Jonathan Powell, Ocsh, and Savage Steel
Cover date
August 1993
Cover price
$2.95
UPC
75960601906900211
Pages
68
Rating
CCA

This Annual has the following stories: "Dreamkiller" in which a man named Alex Tenison steals a magical artifact from Philippe Bazin's old collection and uses it to become Dreamkiller, a being whom he shares is consciousness with (much like Darkhawk except both bodies exist at the same time). " Force of Evil" in which Dargon Bokk, Evilhawk, fights for mental control of the Darkhawk Ship located in Null space from the control of Ocsh, its protector, and ship's "consciousness". " Take a Stand" in which Chris Powell takes his twins to a baseball game and gets in a fight with some punks in order to defend his brothers. " Savage is the Night" tells the story of Officer Zafar getting control of the Savage Steel armor to use it to fight crime the way they intended (not to kill, but subdue).