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labunnywtf's review
4.0
Okay, this looks bad.
I am super duper loving this series. Everything about this series. Like, literally.
From Clint Barton to Kate Bishop to LUCKY to BRO to CREEPY CLOWN VILLAIN, this series is really doing it for me. And it's so simple, because Clint Barton is not a super person. He's a normal guy who drinks his coffee straight from the pot and gets his ass kicked on the regular.
Also he makes really bad life choices, but we can forgive him because he's a good guy otherwise.
Did I mention we get a Lucky POV volume? Because HAPPINESS.
NEXT!
I am super duper loving this series. Everything about this series. Like, literally.
From Clint Barton to Kate Bishop to LUCKY to BRO to CREEPY CLOWN VILLAIN, this series is really doing it for me. And it's so simple, because Clint Barton is not a super person. He's a normal guy who drinks his coffee straight from the pot and gets his ass kicked on the regular.
Also he makes really bad life choices, but we can forgive him because he's a good guy otherwise.
Did I mention we get a Lucky POV volume? Because HAPPINESS.
NEXT!
rollforlibrarian's review
4.0
The way colour is used in this series is just wonderful. Dog perspective sections are a delight.
stirlingluci's review
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? It's complicated
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.5
rakoerose's review against another edition
4.0
This series is quickly growing on me and could slide its way into a top spot among my favorite comics!
”... where did you get money?”
“... places?”
The fact that we got a whole issue just from Lucky’s perspective is surreal yet somehow perfectly fitting to the vibe of this series. It takes a lot of what’s expected and tilts it on its head!
Some of these issues felt a little disjointed from each other, but I tend to think of them as “episodes” with the main mystery running through the detours Clint takes. He’s still a messy guy with complicated relationships, and it bites him more than once. He can’t catch a break, even when he wants to go on holiday! Yet it feels fitting for a hero, an Avenger.
Kate is still rad as hell and we got some other fantastic women coming in for cameos. There is no shortage of inspiring, confident ladies here and I appreciate it a lot.
Overall, still a fantastic Hawkeye series and I’m glad to be continuing it!
”... where did you get money?”
“... places?”
The fact that we got a whole issue just from Lucky’s perspective is surreal yet somehow perfectly fitting to the vibe of this series. It takes a lot of what’s expected and tilts it on its head!
Some of these issues felt a little disjointed from each other, but I tend to think of them as “episodes” with the main mystery running through the detours Clint takes. He’s still a messy guy with complicated relationships, and it bites him more than once. He can’t catch a break, even when he wants to go on holiday! Yet it feels fitting for a hero, an Avenger.
Kate is still rad as hell and we got some other fantastic women coming in for cameos. There is no shortage of inspiring, confident ladies here and I appreciate it a lot.
Overall, still a fantastic Hawkeye series and I’m glad to be continuing it!
thethirdcrouch's review
3.0
The issue with all the women in Clint's life being concerned about the mess he got himself into is funny but I hoped there was more drama and heart in it like the last pages with Bobbi. Then there's this issue about the hurricane. The drawing is not polished and Kate felt unimportant with that inking though I guess it must be due to the issue being rushed or something. But it was incredible writing a story with Lucky as the POV! And it's a story that moves the plot and added mystery as to what was talked about.