Hawkeye vs. Deadpool is a big example of not judging a book by its solicits. What could have easily been a zany cash grab ended up being a well constructed and hilarious story that brings out the best in both the Hawkeyes and Deadpool.
Hawkeye #22 manages to be the action movie of the summer (thanks to David Aja’s layouts and Hollingsworth’s punchy colors) while also rounding off the series’ emotional arc. Prepare to cheer, laugh, cry, and fall in love with Clint and Kate all over again as Matt Fraction and (hopefully not) David Aja take their final bows in the Marvel Universe. Hawkeye is truly the gold standard for regular dude superheroes, and Hawkeye #22 brings this simple theme to an exciting, relatable conclusion.
All-New Hawkeye #1 Written by Jeff Lemire Art by Ramon Perez Colors by Ian Herring Published by Marvel Comics There are two Hawkeyes in the Marvel Universe. Clint Barton, the original article, who has been carrying the bow, arrows, and occasionally a purple mask since he was a member of “Cap’s Kooky Quartet” back in the 1960s. However, he also passed down …
Since the release of The Avengers, Hawkeye has blown up to be one of the leading titles on the shelves, thanks to the clever portrayal by Jeremy Renner. However, Hawkeye is still more than a pretty face and sarcastic quips. Matt Fraction helped prove to the new Hawkeye audience that this is still a character, and …