GIANT-SIZE DEFENDERS #4 (1975)

Kyle “Nighthawk” Richmond is injured by a car bomb intended to kill him. The Defenders assume Evil Hyperion of the Squadron Sinister did it, so they go after him. (Why wouldn’t Hyperion just vaporize Nighthawk with heat vision or hurl him into the sun?)

But it wasn’t the Squadron, of course. It was Egghead. And despite not being a member of The Defenders or having any particular allegiance or relationship with Nighthawk, Hank Pym goes after him.

We get some insight into the villain’s origin.

GIANT SIZE DEFENDERS #4

In the meantime, the Squadron capture the Defenders and Pym, as Yellowjacket, frees them and they all beat up the Squadron.

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  1. I’m sorry, but the Hulk just isn’t smart enough to reason that Hyperion can be taken down with a thunderclap! Now, if somebody-like, say Dr. Strange or the Valkyrie offered the suggestion TO the Hulk, that Hyperion could be taken down by a thunderclap, that might would be a little different. As is- not so much.

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