“Supergirl” gave comic book fans an unexpected treat in December when the show revealed that prickly DEO boss Hank Henshaw (David Harewood) was actually DC Comics favorite (and Justice League ...

The real Hank Henshaw (David Harewood) is alive and kicking. In a sneak peek from Season 2, episode 7 of “Supergirl,” Kara (Melissa Benoist) bumps into Hank while trying to save Mon-El (Chris ...

The character, created in the early ’90s, was originally Hank Henshaw. A former astronaut who died only to have his consciousness pass into the ship’s computer, he became incredibly powerful ...

That would be Hank Henshaw — here played by David Harewood.The head of the Department of Extranormal Operations, Henshaw is Alexandra Danvers’ boss and Supergirl’s chief skeptic (at least ...

The standard caveat: Thar be spoilers ahead. The real Cyborg Superman has finally stood up. Ever since David Harewood was cast as Hank Henshaw on then-CBS’s “Supergirl,” viewers have ...

Well, in the comics, Hank Henshaw’s alter-ego is Cyborg Superman, a former NASA astronaut-turned-super villain who shares Superman’s same powers.

The truth is, we didn’t expect TV’s “Supergirl” to meet a member of the Justice League quite so quickly. But after various hints of a red-eye evil within, Hank Henshaw was revealed to be J ...

I would always go to work as “Hank,” but reading about J’onn J’onzz gave me everything I needed to play Hank Henshaw, because in the pilot I was very uncomfortable.

‘Supergirl’ Team on Hank Henshaw’s Shocking Reveal: “It Adds a Lot of Layers” "People are going to get to see a version of the Martian Manhunter that they've never seen before," David ...

However, Hank Henshaw on Supergirl is another story because, for the most part, he has been a friend and ally to Kara Zor-El and her foster sister Alex Danvers.

The mystery of Hank Henshaw’s glowing red eyes has finally been solved. On Monday’s episode of “Supergirl,” the CBS superhero drama revealed that the DEO boss is actually the DC comic book ...

When Hank Henshaw (David Harewood) revealed his identity in “Human for a Day,” Supergirl viewers were caught off guard. That’s because his namesake mirrors a DC Comics character who becomes ...