The artwork by Paco Diaz and Tomeu Morey is technically excellent, yet the story lacks the viscera that McCann would like it to have, and therefore you can only admire the artwork from afar. It doesn't draw you in because in the end you know that Hawkeye isn't going to kill his brother, despite his horrible fashion sense, and Hawkeye's brother will fail. There's not one moment you fear for Hawkeye, and Baron Zemo's scheme and reasoning is simply full of holes. As a result, the road to his return to villainy seems disingenuous, but there's that instance in the epilogue, usually a drag, that makes you notice Hawkeye Blindspot,. Read Full Review
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