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* Stories and headlines are mixed in their referral to Sunshrike and Sunhawk. Name change or different characters? That information has not been revealed in any published stories to date.

* According to Nightengale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ten matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.

* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with selecting the pair.

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−	* According to Nightingale's first ~~team mate~~, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they~~'re~~ legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she gains experience and matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.	+	* According to Nightingale's first teammate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team active at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they are legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she gains experience and matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.

	* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.		* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.

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−	* According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ~~ten~~ matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.	+	* According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she gains experience and matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.

	* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.		* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.

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−	* The original name conceived for the "light/sun" member of this avian team was "''Sunhawk''". That name appears in several promotional materials prepared before the story was complete. In the background material provided with the collected edition, [[Ordinary Heroes]], Kurt Busiek explains how during the creative process, the name was changed to Sunshrike. From an in story perspective, the name Sunhawk does appear in several news headlines peppered in a few issues of Astro City Comics. One could easily speculate that Leah was searching for a more unique name since there were others using the name "HAWK" as part of their namesake, most especially [[Stormhawk]].
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	* According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ten matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.		* According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick. Given the age differences, it seems to be generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ten matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.

	* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.		* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.

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-* The original name conceived for the "light/sun" member of this avian team was "''Sunhawk''".  That name appears in several promotional materials prepared before the story was complete. In the background material provided with the collected edition, [[Ordinary Heroes]], Kurt Busiek explains how during the creative process, the name was changed to Sunshrike.  From an in story perspective, the name Sunhawk does appear in several news headlines peppered in a few issues of Astro City Comics. One could easily speculate that Leah was searching for a more unique name since there were others using the name "HAAWK" as part of their namesake, most especially [[Stormhawk]].
+* The original name conceived for the "light/sun" member of this avian team was "''Sunhawk''".  That name appears in several promotional materials prepared before the story was complete. In the background material provided with the collected edition, [[Ordinary Heroes]], Kurt Busiek explains how during the creative process, the name was changed to Sunshrike.  From an in story perspective, the name Sunhawk does appear in several news headlines peppered in a few issues of Astro City Comics. One could easily speculate that Leah was searching for a more unique name since there were others using the name "HAWK" as part of their namesake, most especially [[Stormhawk]].
 * According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick.  Given the age differences, it seems to be  generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ten matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.
 * Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.

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-* The original name conceived for the "light/sun" member of this avian team was "''Sunhawk''".  That name appears in several promotional materials prepared before the story was complete. In the background material provided with the collected edition, [[Ordinary Heroes]], Kurt Busiek explains how during the creative process, the name was changed to Sunshrike.  Sunshrike is the only name embedded in the continuity of Astro City.  Sunhawk is confine to early promotional material, and propagated to various websites covering Astro City Comics.   Including this one initially.
+* The original name conceived for the "light/sun" member of this avian team was "''Sunhawk''".  That name appears in several promotional materials prepared before the story was complete. In the background material provided with the collected edition, [[Ordinary Heroes]], Kurt Busiek explains how during the creative process, the name was changed to Sunshrike.  From an in story perspective, the name Sunhawk does appear in several news headlines peppered in a few issues of Astro City Comics. One could easily speculate that Leah was searching for a more unique name since there were others using the name "HAAWK" as part of their namesake, most especially [[Stormhawk]].
 * According to Nightingale's first team mate, Sunshrike, there are only the two members of this avian-themed team at any one time. One representing the "bird of light" and the other the "bird of shadow". This suggests they're legacy characters, with new women taking the roles in an alternating fashion, one a mentor, the other the learning sidekick.  Given the age differences, it seems to be  generational. Nightingale is the younger in the 80s with Sunshrike, and she ten matures to become the elder in the 90s with Sunbird. There is also speculation a familial connection might be in play with who takes up the legacies.
-* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with selecting the pair.
+* Sunshrike also thinks it wouldn't be allowed for them to have a cat as part of the team, hinting that some external agency may be involved with sponsoring this pair of avian heroes.