| Display title | Darkhawk |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In The Nineties, Marvel Comics wanted to create a batch of fresh, hip superheroes to ring in the new decade. More often than not, this resulted in 90's anti-heroes. This included heroes such as Sleepwalker, Cable, and more. Darkhawk was part of this batch and while his costume and name might suggest an Anti-Hero, his personality was more down to Earth, bringing a lot of realism to his character. |
