A few weeks ago, a friend left a message for Scourge and asked him to introduce the DC hero North Wind.
Northwind, whose real name is Noda Cantrell, first appeared in 1983 All-Star Squadron #25.
Previously, Xiaoxiao introduced that the 1985 event "Crisis on Infinite Earths" restarted the DC universe, but the comics of "All-Star Squadron" were not interrupted and restarted, and only some adjustments and changes were made in the setting.
The world view of the comic "All-Star Squadron" belongs to the parallel universe Earth II before the crisis, and the new Earth after the crisis. Therefore, the story of the North Wind on New Earth almost completely inherits the setting of Earth Two.
Located in the Arctic Circle, a mysterious city on the island of Greenland, the city of Feathera lives a mysterious race: the Featherents. The Featherents have wings and feathers, like a synthesis of humans and birds.
Anthropologist Fred Cantrell is good friends with Hawkman and wants to study this race after hearing rumors of a bird-like race in Feathera. Fred Cantrell asked the Hawk to help him get permission to enter Fessera City.
In the city of Featherra, Fred fell in love with and married Osoro, the daughter of Vola, the leader of the Featherons.
Fred and Osoro gave birth to a son, Noda. Although Noda is a hybrid of humans and Faiseron, he is oviparous like the rest of Featheron.
On the day of Noda's birth, Hawkman and Hawkwoman are invited to his birth celebration.
The newborn Noda was very close to the masked Hawkman for the first time, mistaking Hawkman for his father and flying towards Hawkman.
Noda became the godson of Hawkman and Hawkwoman. Over the years, Hawkman and Hawkwoman have often come to Feathera City to fly and play in the skies with Noda.
And Hawkman and Hawkwoman's biological son, Hector Hall, can only stay on the ground and watch.
Hector is very angry and jealous that his parents like and pay attention to Noda.
Fred had been living in the city of Feathera, and his mother, Emma, thought her son was dead.
When Noda was a teenager, he flew to his grandmother Emma's house. At this time, Emma's life had come to its last moment. When she saw Noda entering her home through the window, she thought it was an angel who had found her and taken her to heaven.
After leaving her grandmother's house, Noda rummaged through the garbage bins with the other birds for food. A resident near the dumpster shoots and shoots Noda, who drags his injured body to Hawkman's house, where Hawkman and Hawkwoman immediately treat Noda. Hector is still very jealous of Noda.
In the year of Noda's first year, according to tradition, the people of Faiseron arranged a lifelong companion for Noda.
Noda rejected the arrangement of the Featheron and turned and left the city of Featherra.
He found Hector and the other children of the Society of Justice.
Later, the Star-Spangled Banner Kid of the Justice Society founded the Young Heroes Team Unlimited Company for the descendants of the Justice Society.
Hector Hall was transformed into a silver scarab due to the curse of Haas Seth. Noda and Infinity defeated Hasset and the Silver Scarab, resulting in Hector's death.
After the death of Sky Man (formerly the Star-Spangled Banners) and the dissolution of Infinity Corporation, Noda retired from his heroic career for a while.
When Noda reappeared, his body evolved, growing claws and beaks, replacing feet and beak, more like a bird.
Black Adam convinces Noda to join his Black Domination team. The team believes that killing villains is a necessary evil to protect the world.
The team invaded Kaendak and overthrew the country's dictatorship, helping Black Adam become the leader of Kaendak.
After the DC Universe reboot in 2011, Noda and Infinity did not appear, and it was not until the 2021 event "Infinite Margin" that a photo of Noda and Infinity appeared, indicating that the history of Noda and Infinity has been restored after several timeline changes.
That's all there is to know about the DC hero "North Wind" Norda Cantrell.