(This review may contain spoilers).
I figured I should read one of this collection that was waiting…
Hawkeye’s an interesting character in the Marvel universe, or so I’ve come to realise by reading his collection of comics in this book. I find it pretty cool that he’s able to fight alongside those with superhuman abilities, despite the fact that he’s human himself.
It was good to see Clint’s first comic and the titular ones – where he became a member of the Avengers and as he set off on his own adventures.
I liked the origin of how Clint chose to be a superhero and I found him a character fairly easy to relate to. It was good to see brief appearances of the others – particularly Captain America in his ‘civilian’ clothes.
It seems that Hawkeye has a lot of bad luck with the ladies (though that seems to be true of all the superhero guys… and probably the girls, too). It was good to see glimpses of his past and to read about his relationship with his brother, though there seems to be a lot of devastating things that happen to him as well…
I felt this was a good collection of the comics and again, it was interesting to see how the artwork changed over the years. Currently, I’m glad I subscribed to this collection.
Ink of Blood 