HAUKK HAUKK
Real Name: Unrevealed;
presumably Haukk
Identity/Class: Terrestrial fauna (hawk) mutate (New Men)
Occupation: Warrior;Group Membership: New Men;
specifically the Man-Beast's New Men (Barachuudar, Cobrah, Kohbra, Lizhardus, Monck,
Phrogg, Pih-Junn, Rhodan, Snakar, Triax the Terrible, Weezhil, others)
Affiliations: Man-Beast, Pih-Junn
Enemies: Astrella Carpenter, David Carter, Jason Grey, Eddie Roberts, Ellie Roberts, Adam Warlock;
posed as enemies of the Prophet (although they almost certainly knew that he was the Man-Beast);
possibly the Beyonders, Prime Movers of Tarkus, Sphinxor, Thanos
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: "Evil one" (from Adam Warlock);
Base of Operations: Unrevealed;
at least formerly various hidden bases on the High Evolutionary's
Counter-Earth (presumably at least Wundagore-3);
formerly somewhere in the galaxy Dromisana;
presumably created in the High Evolutionary's Citadel of Science atop Mount Wundagore, Transia;
First Appearance: (Possibly behind-the-scenes, see comments) Thor I#135 (December, 1966);
(confirmed) Warlock I#1 (August, 1972)
Powers/Abilities: Haukk is apparently a hawk evolved into human form. He possesses a beak-like nose, but he also has a human-like mouth below it.
He appeared to have glider cloth under his arms, rather than
possessing true wings. He could apparently fly nonetheless, as he could
take to the air from the ground, rather than just swooping down and
gliding. It also could be that he had great leg strength and could leap
many feet into their air.
He could fly with at least one adult (or near-adult) human in his arms.
While no match for Warlock's strength, he was far stronger than the normal human Dave Carter, and he may have possessed low-level (enhanced human) superhuman strength.
He had a wrist blaster at least on
his left wrist (and presumably on both wrists). The effects of a such a
blast were unrevealed as Warlock dodged the one blast he fired.
History:
(Thor I#135 - BTS / Quicksilver I#9 (fb) - BTS) - The Man-Beast used his evolutionary ray (presumably still
powered by Isotope C) to create a number of his own New Men (presumably including Haukk), who then
engaged Thor and
the Evolutionary.
Thor subdued the Man-Beast, and Count Tagar and the Knights forced the rest of the
Man-Beast's New Men into the Evolutionary's Star Chamber, which then transported
them to the "galaxy Dromisana" (see comments).
The Man-Beast then used the High Evolutionary's machinery to guide the
newly developed humanity on Counter-Earth to commit
the violent crimes the High Evolutionary
had sought to prevent.
The High Evolutionary revived and attacked the
Man-Beast, who
summoned his New Men (apparently
including Haukk) to aid him. Though the High Evolutionary stopped
them as
well, the distraction allowed the Man-Beast to strike down
the Evolutionary with a psychic blast. 
Before the Man-Beast could slay the Evolutionary, however, Him -- the creation of the Enclave whom the Evolutionary had rescued from space -- rushed to attack the New Men. The Man-Beast teleported himself and his followers down to Counter-Earth.
The Evolutionary considered destroying his now-tainted world, but Him convinced the Evolutionary to allow him to track down the Man-Beast and to save humanity. The Evolutionary gave Him the Soul Gem and sent him to Counter-Earth with the new name of Adam Warlock.
(Marvel Premiere#2 (fb) - BTS) - The Man-Beast and his New Men established the base of Wundagore-3.
(Warlock I#1 - BTS) - The High Evolutionary altered Counter-Earth so that it vibrated on a different plane, a mere micro-second out of sync with the rest of the dimension, so that a rocket from Earth approaching Counter-Earth could neither see nor be seen by Counter-Earth.
(Warlock I#1 (fb) - BTS) - The Man-Beast
adopted the form of a human known as the Prophet. He presumably
arranged for Haukk and Pih-Junn to publicly attack him in order to
earn the sympathy of Adam Warlock.
(Warlock I#1) - Adam Warlock led his friends
-- David Carter, Jason Grey, and Eddie & Ellie Roberts -- into the
city (Las Vegas or somewhere near the desert) in search of the
Man-Beast. There they encountered the Prophet (they were unaware that this was an aspect of the Man-Beast) as he preached on the
streets. 
(Warlock I#1) - Suddenly,
Astrella Carpenter asked Warlock to save her brother, the prophet, from
"those who wait," who stood atop a building, waiting for sunset, which
was now occurring. Almost immediately thereafter, Haukk and Pih-Junn
approached the edge of the building and then swooped down at the
Prophet.
Trusting Warlock's faith in the Prophet, David
Carter leapt in the path of the two "feathered furies" and urged the
Prophet to get out of the way. Stating that the boy was not good enough
to stop him, Haukk punched Carter out of the way, after which Warlock
swatted Pih-Junn back. As Haukk kicked Jason Grey back into Ellie,
Warlock replied that he would try his luck again against Haukk. Warlock
further commented that while both attackers wore masks, he could sense
that they had real beaks underneath.
Warlock punched Hawk, knocking him off of his feet, but after Warlock turned to speak to the Prophet, Pih-Junn struck him from behind. Haukk complimented Pih-Junn noting that even though Pih-Junn was weaker and less bellicose, ...and Pih-Junn finished his sentence, replying that he was no less effective; Haukk confirmed this, asking if he had other said otherwise. At Haukk's instruction, Pih-Junn held Warlock while Haukk battered him, knocking him to the ground and telling him that they would show him what they had come to show the Prophet: That it was not wise to flaunt the will of the Man-Beast.
Hearing the Man-Beast's name
strengthened Warlock's resolve, and he flew forward and smashed both
Haukk and Pih-Junn back. When Pih-Junn suggested that they must employ
sterner measures, Haukk assured him that Warlock would soon learn that
Haukk's had talons as he fired an energy blast at Warlock. 
Narrowly dodging the blast, Warlock replied that even talons could be clipped as he shattered Pih-Junn's blasters (see comments). Cursing Pih-Junn as useless, Haukk grabbing Dave Carter and flew into the air. When Carter shouted to let him go, Haukk complied by hurling him to the ground. Warlock caught and saved Carter, but Haukk and Pih-Junn escaped as he did so.
(Warlock I#1 - BTS) - Warlock subsequently agreed to
follow the Prophet to the lair of the Man-Beast where the Prophet
pulled off his mask and revealed that he was the Man-Beast.
Comments: Created by Roy Thomas, Mike Friedrich, Gil Kane, and Tom Sutton.
As far as I know, there is not
anything that indicates that the Man-Beast was able to create
additional New Men on his own without the High Evolutionary's
evolutionary ray, Haukk was likely created and present in Thor I#135.
I am listing Haukk as
behind-the-scenes in Thor I#135.
I'm not sure why Warlock smashed
Pih-Junn's wrist-blasters, when it appeared to be Haukk who had blasted
at him, but perhaps Pih-Junn was getting ready to blast him, and/or he
was closer and easier to get to first. Or maybe the coloring and text
was just misleading and that it was Pih-Junn who blasted at him first.
To the best of my knowledge, Haukk
only appears in Warlock I#1, and he is not seen after fleeing from
Warlock.
Assuming Haukk did not perish at some point earlier, he was presumably present on Counter-Earth when Sphinxor and the Prime Movers took the world for the Beyonders' museum circa Marvel Two-In-One I#61-64 (1980)...and when Counter-Earth was apparently destroyed by the Infinity Gauntlet-possessing Thanos (as revealed circa Warlock and the Infinity Watch#4 (1992).
I am not really certain what the deal is with the Counter-Earth that appeared circa Uncanny Avengers II#1 (2015), but I do not believe Haukk was seen with them.
The cover scene, with Haukk and Pih-Junn unmasked by
Warlock, does not appear in the comic story, but they do represent the
unmasked appearances of the characters, and they were therefore used as
the images for the characters in their headshots in the OHotMU New Men
profile.
See the full image in the bottom right.
Profile by Snood.
CLARIFICATIONS:
Haukk should be distinguished from:
Warlock I#1 cover (unmasked face)Appearances:
Warlock I#1 (August, 1972) - Roy Thomas (plot),
Mike Friedrich (script), Gil Kane (pencils), Tom Sutton (inker), Stan Lee (editor)
All-New Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z#8 (August, 2006) - Jeff Christiansen (head writer/coordinator), Sean McQuaid, Stuart Vandal, Ronald Byrd, Michael Hoskin, Mark O'English, Chris Biggs, Eric J. Moreels, Mike Fichera, Al Sjoerdsma, Barry Reese, Chad Anderson, Madison Carter, Anthony Flamini & Rich Green (writers), Michael Short (assistant editor), Jeff Youngquist & Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
Official
Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z hardcover#8 (July, 2009) - Jeff Christiansen (head writer/coordinator),
Stuart Vandal, Mike Fichera & Madison Carter (coordination assistants), Sean McQuaid, Michael Hoskin, Stuart Vandal, Ronald Byrd, David
Wiltfong, Madison Carter, Mike Fichera,
Chad Anderson, Chris Biggs, Eric J.
Moreels, Mark O'English, Al Sjoerdsma, Jacob Rougemont, Gabriel Shechter, Anthony Flamini, Rich Green, Markus Raymond, Andrew Goletz, Rob London, Mike O'Sullivan & Jeph York (writers), Brian
Overton (copy editor), Alex Starbuck (editorial assistant), John Denning & Cory Levine (assistant
editors), Mark D. Beazley (editor, special projects), Jeff Youngquist
&
Jennifer Grunwald (editors)
First posted: 01/04/2024
Last updated: 01/09/2024
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