El Aguila De Sangre

In 1975, Manuel Salas de Cabrera, el Aguila de Fuego, reluctantly retired at the request of King Juan-Carlos. For years, the patriot watched as successive governments slowly erased the legacy of Franco, turning Spain into another soulless and godless nation under the pretense of “freedom.” The aging hero passed his frustrations and disappointments to his grandson, Pablo. One fateful day in 2005 on which the old man saw Spain legalize same-sex marriage, he decided that society had gone too far. Too old to take action himself, he summoned his grandson and told him of his duty to Spain, and of his legacy. Once sure Pablo would heed this calling, Manuel made him the new host of the Dakini. Christening his grandson el Aguila de Sangre, Pablo rose as the Blood Eagle, new redeemer of Spain.
Since then, el Aguila de Sangre has targeted separatist terrorist groups, left-wing political parties, human rights militants, and organized crime. He has also sunk boats full of illegal immigrants in the Mediterranean and attacked the British military base in Gibraltar at least twice in his misguided quest to return to a different time.