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Hawk and Dove #28

DC · Series began 1989 · October 1991

Dates

Cover date
October 1991
On sale
September 12, 1991
Pages
52

Editions and covers (2)

Copies of #28 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

    Source ↗
  • Newsstand edition

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 07098931136710

    This edition’s page

Story arc: War of the Gods

This is part 17 of 30. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Captain Atom (1987) #56
  2. Hawkworld (1990) #15
  3. Superman: The Man of Steel (1991) #3
  4. War of the Gods (1991) #1 - Collectors' Edition
  5. Wonder Woman (1987) #58
  6. Starman (1988) #38
  7. Doctor Fate (1988) #32
  8. L.E.G.I.O.N. '91 (1991) #31
  9. Captain Atom (1987) #57
  10. Flash (1987) #55
  11. Hawkworld (1990) #16
  12. Batman (1940) #470
  13. Justice League Europe (1989) #31
  14. Suicide Squad (1987) #58
  15. Animal Man (1988) #40
  16. Doctor Fate (1988) #33
  17. Hawk and Dove (1989) #28
  18. Wonder Woman (1987) #59
  19. War of the Gods (1991) #2
  20. War of the Gods (1991) #2 - Collectors' Edition
  21. The Demon (1990) #17
  22. Wonder Woman (1987) #60
  23. War of the Gods (1991) #3
  24. War of the Gods (1991) #3 - Collectors' Edition
  25. The New Titans (1988) #81
  26. War of the Gods (1991) #4
  27. War of the Gods (1991) #4 - Collectors' Edition
  28. Wonder Woman (1987) #61
  29. Wonder Woman by George Pérez Omnibus (2015) #3
  30. Superman: The Triangle Era Omnibus (2024) #1

Creators

pencils: Greg Guler, Curt Swaninks: Will Blyberg, Ian Akin, John Statemaletters: Todd Klein, John Costanzascript: Barbara Kesel, Karl Keselcolors: Matt Hollingsworth

Stories

  • Mad Dogs and Americans · 39 pages

    Azure steals the power and the name of the Aztec god Huitzilopochtli, then hunts down Hawk. Dove joins the fight, but the pretender god is taken down by DC cops and a neutralizer ray. Hawk's vendetta against Senator O'Neill (who is possessed by the spirit of the late supervillain Top) comes to an end when Uncle Sam intervenes. Dove stops O'Neill, and Hawk is arrested. He's released in the custody of his parents and forbidden to act as Hawk while awaiting trial. Dove searches out Sal in her civilian identity and they agree to pursue their relationship.

Characters

Hank HallHawkDawn GrangerDoveUncle SamThe TopRoscoe Dillon

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