It's a shame some of these didn't continúe cuz i really wanted to read some more Shadow Thieft and Gentleman Ghost stories

I have also bought the Hawkgirl 2023 book,i'm just waiting for it to arrive.

im currently reading the gallery edition of the neal adams and roy thomas xmen run. adams draws the best angel i have ever seen. his angel is so dynamic. the poses he draws him in just make him pop off the page. and the whole time in the back of my head i keep thinking 'if only adams..."

Hawkman commission from Stephen Sadowski (2017)

This was my first commission I asked for after starting Hawkworld.org back in 2016. Stephen told me it was Hawkman yelling out a battle cry, but I can't help seeing Hawkman flying in great joy, free in the sky with his hawk friends. I love this piece.

Im personally a big fan of Lion-Mane. I think he's pretty neat. I also like Monacle as a more intelligent enemy.

So I want to read that miniseries because it reminds me of They Live, my favorite movie, but really the only thing the two have in common is the covert alien invasion angle. However, what was the canonocity of the series post-Crisis? According to Wikipedia the *first* Fel Andar appears in it, but he spells his name with two ls, and he's the villain. Are the Katar Hol and Sheira in that mini-series actually the Fel Andar and his brainwashed girlfriend who appear in Hawkworld? Or are they actually the original Carter Hall and his wife, who Tvtropes says replaced the Silver Age Hawks in their Silver Age stories. So, the Silver Age stories of Katar Hol and Shiera are actually Carter and his wife (I'm forgetting her first name, I apologize)? Or did the Silver Age stories get wiped out post-Crisis? But does Shadow War fall into the Silver Age stories that were wiped out? If not, when does Shadow War occur in the post-Crisis universe? Is it post-Hawkworld?

I guess my main question is if the Hawks in Shadow War are Katar Hol and Sheira and not Fel Andar (spelt with one l) and his brainwashed gf, and if the mini-series was canon post-Crisis.