Recovering, Steel gives chase and finds the dilapidated Hawk family home.  Admitted by the elderly butler, Steel is rebuffed but refuses to be turned away.  Barging into the home, Steel runs a gauntlet of traps - , giant blades, embedded machine guns and eventually being dropped into a giant aquarium of sharks.  Steel breaks the glass wall of the tank, killing the sharks and freeing himself only to be confronted by Dr. Gunnerson, the head of the Hawk Center.

As Gunnerson reveals the tragic history of the Hawk brothers, he leads Steel to a room where Dr. Brown is being held.  Watching over her is the monster Steel had battled before. Steel leaps into the fray but having not fully recovered from prior injuries, the monster gains the upper hand.  Watching Gunnerson reveal in his seeming defeat, he realizes who the monster must be and smashes his fist into it's spine.  Screaming at the injury, Steel tells Gunnerson that the monster is indeed Andrew Hawk.  Gunnerson concedes, revealing himself to be Jonathan Hawk claiming  that early versions of the bio-retardant formula had healed his brother's spine but turned him into the monster before them.

Steel quickly free Olivia Brown but as he turns back to the brothers, the decrepit Hawk House had began to collapse from the strains of the battles Steel had waged across it's interior.  Scooping up Brown, he shouts to the Jonathan that his brother is beyond help but that the house will claim them both unless he flees.  They ignore Steel as he escape and the ceiling collapses in on them, leaving them presumably dead.

Whether either of the Hawks survived or had further activities on Earth-Two is unknown.