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Only three comics will be listed after the N52 because they are the only three that give us anything resembling an in character Connor Hawke- I will not now nor ever include Robin (2021) on this list.

The following is a chronological list of Connor's appearances:

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #0

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #91-105

Robin Vol. 2 #25

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #106-109

Showcase '96 #5

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #76

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #110

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #77

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #111-124

JLA #5, 8-12

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #125-129

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #96

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #130

Flash Vol. 2 #135

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #131-134

Detective Comics #723

Robin Vol. 2 #55

Nightwing Vol. 2 #23

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #135-136

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #104

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #137

Green Arrow Vol. 2 #1,000,000

Robin Vol. 2 #78-79

Green Arrow Vol. 3 #1, 8-11, 13-15, 21

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #162

Green Arrow Vol. 3 #24-25

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #164

Green Arrow Vol. 3 #27-32, 34-50, 52, 56-59, 66-68

Connor Hawke: Dragon's Blood #1-6

Green Arrow Vol. 3 #73-75

Green Arrow/Black Canary #1-7, 13-15

DC Festival of Heroes: The Asian Superhero Celebration

Green Arrow 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular

DC: Pride (2022)

The following issues have an unclear place in Connor's chronology and are presented here in chronological order by publication date:

JLA: Paradise Lost #2-3

Adventure Comics 80-Page Giant #1/2

JLA/Titans #2-3

Green Lantern Vol. 3 #110, 117

JLA #38, 40

Batgirl #30-32

Birds of Prey #43-46

Titans/Young Justice: Graduation Day #3

Identity Crisis #1, 6

Flash Vol. 2 #216

Debut/Early YJ- Cassie in her wig era, not much to say other then I got her vest slightly wrong -_- (I keep thinking it looks like Marty McFly's from Back to the Future)

Mid/Late YJ- Also not much notes, if anything this was peak Cassie era

Early Teen Titans- Ok now I can start talking. This outfit was the downfall for Cassie I swear. She has NEVER recovered. The crop top is cut in such a strange way. The pants is Fine, but the lack of stars on it makes it super boring compared to her last red pants design. Last her hair is just Out, usually it would be put in some type of ponytail.

So I mostly threw out most of the design, but I did keep the headband and while her hair is still out, I put some of it in a side pony. I pulled inspo from when she was WW in Sins of Youth because she was wearing Donna Troy's WG outfit, and Im surprised the original design didn't seem to pull some Donna inspo because she quite literally Died before TT03 stared and Cassie was devastated about it. So it wouldn't be shocking if she wanted to represent her in some way.

OYL- Hey are least she has star pants again. The heels are not it though. The tank is fine on its own, but so many times it clearly an excuse to draw attention to her chest (same can be applied with her previous outfit). Hair is out again sigh.

This is probably the closest to her original outfit compared to the other redesigns. All I really did is just made her less sexualized. The biggest thing I can say is I cut her hair to be more shorter because she is going through a pretty big depression during this era (big red arrow at the events of infinite crisis). So short hair = less maintenance = one less stressful thing to worry about.

Late Teen Titans- Goodness this outfit is also really bad and ugly, but I can't really pin point why. Is it the logo? The boring jeans? The same basic blonde comic book women hair? Idk \(-_-)/. At least overall it is hypothetically less sexualized. Hypothetically because she is still sexualized in other ways (ie posing or other casual outfits).

So yeah this was another "throw it all out" design. I tried to imply that her mental health is getting better because her system of support is growing (ie the new titans and the restriction of Kon and Bart), so she isn't exactly isolating herself as she was during the start of OYL. For whatever reason they changed it back to her first OYL design around 2010(?), but Im not doing that, she keeps this outfit until her time as WG is done (that sounds morbid but im not sure how else to word it)

Post comic canon(!)- hey look we are leaving the canon of post-crisis, sorta. In Titans Tomorrow Cassie is shown to become Evil Wonder Woman, but clearly we are not following the Titans Tomorrow timeline (I think there are other issues out there showing her as Wonder Woman *not counting sins of youth because technically it wasn't a "future" thing*, but 1. Im not too sure. And 2. If there are I haven't read them yet). But either way I think she would become a Wonder Woman for a short time, maybe for a year or two.

Personally this is my least favorite design, and probably will get minor tweaks in the future.

Bonus. The silver WW helmet bother me in that panel so I tweaked it a little. Take your pick

After Wonder Woman (Phoenix)- Personally I do think Cassie should have her own mantle (honestly I feel this way with all of YJ). I posted about my Phoenix design before and I still stand that Cassie needs a beautiful bird helmet. She still has short hair underneath the helmet. While not being WW she still wears the logo because Diana basically insisted that she continues to wear it because she still is carrying the message of being WW just without the name.

(I forgot to draw her armpit hair #fuckmychudlife).

Fancomic of a reunion between Barry Allen and Hal Jordan, page 1.

Panel 1: Barry and Hal sit atop a building, both in hero uniform except for Barry’s cowl pulled down. The city lights illuminate them from below against a starry dusk sky. Hal says, “Glad we can finally catch up with each other like this.”

Panel 2: Hal turns his head in Barry’s direction, revealing bright green cracks forming at the corner of his eye. “Must be nice to slow down for once, huh?” he says.

Panel 3: Closeup of Barry’s eyes going wide, noticing the fractures on Hal’s face.

Panel 4: Closeup of Hal’s eyes, green cracks spreading across his mask. The faint outline of his pupils glance up at Barry.

Panel 5: Barry looks stunned in return.

Panels 6-9: Sequence of the cracks spreading from Hal’s neck to his chest and arms, all the way down to his hand. Barry tentatively reaches out to place his hand on top of it, thumb rubbing the fracture on one of Hal’s fingers as if trying to smooth it out.

Panel 10: Barry turns his head away, the top half of his face cut off by the panel. “Yeah,” he says stiffly.

Page 2:

Panels 1-2: Hal is in silhouette, viewed from behind. He looks down at their hands before looking back up with a smile. “Someone’s clingy.”

Panel 3-5: The sequence of panels are outlined like cracked glass. Barry’s hand stills on top of Hal’s but he can’t bring himself to let go. He squeezes it instead. “Sorry,” he says. A close-up of his eye glances up, filled with guilt.

Panel 6: Hal looks back at Barry, the panel taking up most of the page and shattering like a broken window. In half of the shards, Hal is the same, present in GL uniform with the sky darkening behind him. In the other shards, Hal resembles the version of him from Barry’s nightmare, skin burnt and mottled with green cracks all over his body in the same place as what Barry had been seeing.

Current Hal starts to say, “You miss me that much?”

Nightmare Hal says in faint, cracked word bubbles, “It killed me, but you wouldn’t know that ‘cause you weren’t here. As usual.”

Current Hal continues to say, “C’mon, it hasn’t been THAT long.”

Page 3: Sequences of flashbacks fill the page like shattered glass. All the figures’ faces in each panel are obscured.

Panel 1: Parallax gestures with his arms out in a grandiose manner, green light swirling behind him. Barry’s narration box reads: “Hal…”

Panel 2: Barry’s Flash statue stands upright with a streak of green from Hal’s flight making a path right past him. The memory invokes the time Hal visited Barry’s statue after Barry’s death.

Panel 3: Barry looks down at his hand grimly, his whole body vibrating. Hal is right behind him, giving him a small, supportive smile. The memory invokes the time Barry came back to life with Hal comforting him as he tried to readjust.

Panel 4: Barry and Hal are sitting at a bar construct in the sky as Hal smiles at Barry with a hand on his shoulder. The memory invokes the time Hal gave Barry advice and reminded him that every second is a gift.

Panel 5: Barry’s POV of looking at his own hands, sharp-taloned and weathered by the Speed Force. His suit is singed off up to his wrists and sparks fly off his skin. Past his hands is Nightmare Hal’s dismembered body, broken up into fractured blocks. The memory invokes the time Barry shattered Hal in Knight Terrors. Barry’s narration box reads: “I could never miss you enough.”

Page 4:

Panel 1-2: Flash-forward to Hal and Barry on the roof, a close-up of Barry’s hand on Hal’s as before, except they both resemble the ones from the nightmare. He lifts his hand off of Hal’s. The panels are outlined like cracked glass.

Panel 3-5: The panels are outlined in green. Barry forces a smile, looking up at the sky instead of Hal. “You wish,” he says. The next panel zooms in on their hands which have returned to normal. Barry’s hand now sits next to Hal’s, but it’s vibrating tensely against him. A close-up of Hal’s eyes glance down at it.

Panel 6: From behind, Hal stares up ahead pensively. Barry is silhouetted, head tilted downwards.

Page 5: A series of 3 present-day panels overlay a backdrop of sequential panels. The background panels are framed like a broken window, each fracture a panel.

Present-day panels:

Panel 1: Barry’s hand vibrates tensely when it gets nudged by Hal’s pinky. Hal and Barry’s hands resemble their hands from the nightmare, with Hal’s hand fractured with green cracks and Barry’s hand sharp and weathered. A panel in the background reveals a shot of Barry looking down in trepidation at Hal’s touch.

Panel 2: Hal’s hand reaches over Barry’s hand, fingers going beneath his palm. The cracks in Hal’s hand are fading. Barry’s hand is also starting to return to normal.

Panel 3: Hal’s fingers interlock with Barry’s. Hal and Barry’s hands have fully returned to normal, without cracks or injury.

Background panels, from left to right: Nightmare Barry balls his hand into a fist before it gets swept away in a motion of lightning. Nightmare Hal’s hand is severed, the open wound blotchy, bright red, and solid without bone. The ring on his fist gradually pulls him together, veins stretching out to connect the pieces. Present-day Hal holds Barry’s hand as Barry slowly, tentatively reciprocates. The previously weathered fingers of his suit have rematerialized.

The background panels circle a cracked opening in the corner, framing a shot of Barry. He looks at Hal with wide, glowing eyes. Confusion, fear, and hope cross his face.