Starhawk almost instantly was aware of his children's' abduction, and led the Guardians of the Galaxy to locate them. The Guardians flew into a trap of the Reavers, but Starhawk teleported out of the ship to confront Ogord. Ogord, however, was ready for him. Ogord's scientists succeeded both in bringing out the psychic powers of the children, as well as designing headbands that would place them completely under Ogord's control. The children blasted Starhawk mercilessly, and he found himself unable to strike back against his own children. The use of their powers triggered maturation cycles in the children, bringing them physically to adulthood as they brought Starhawk to the brink of destruction.

The other Guardians then arrived to help Starhawk, and Vance Astro used his telekinetic powers to remove the headbands from the children, freeing them from Ogord's control. However, the shock of realizing they had nearly killed their own parents triggered another maturation cycle. This cycle continued out of control, and within seconds the children were geriatric, and then crumbled into dust. Starhawk wept for his lost children, while Ogord wept only for his lost vengeance.

Comments: Created by Steve Gerber and John Buscema.

Given that their parents and grandfather all lived to be over 1000 years old, it is difficult to be certain of the ages of these children who were youthful in appearance and demeanor. They may have been 10 and under, or could have been centuries old.

Actually, the Earth-691 Quasar and Her were the parents of Starhawk.
--John McDonagh

I refer to Starhawk as "him" or "he" simply for ease of description.

I'm not sure why Starhawk, "The One Who Knows," didn't see this coming.

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