A reluctantly reunited team Hawkeye struggles to rebuild trust and rectify past mistakes. But they're put through the ringer when their mission brings them face to face with The Mandarin! It's a turbulent trip down memory lane in this exciting issue that takes Kate and Clint back to the future.
Rated T+
All-New Hawkeye continues to be a series Id recommend to others. The action takes a backseat to Clint and Kates story, and theres nothing lost in the meantime. Theres no need for extravagant displays of superpowers or archery; the tension between Clint and Kate speaks for itself and carries the story through the past and present. For an exploration into these characters, definitely pick up this issue. While not dialogue heavy, it is still rife with emotion. Read Full Review
All-New Hawkeye #2 moves the story along in a brisk, exciting manner, with the creative team keeping me hooked at every moment. They also bring great emotion, whilst building upon what ultimately pushed Clint and Kate apart. Read Full Review
Whether you're a Hawkeye veteran or an amateur bowman, All-New Hawkeye #2 is a book full of fantastic writing and varied art that everyone will enjoy. Read Full Review
Considering that All-New Hawkeye is pretty much a direct continuation of his first crack at the character, its impressive just how new Jeff Lemire's latest run feels. Read Full Review
If you read Hawkeye before this run there was a story that had the two Hawkeyes fighting. This seems to be that same story cranked up a bit. The look into the future seems to be the gimmick that would hold this story together, however the you have the Hawkeye organization as a replacement for S.H.I.E.L.D. and the same old tale. I am sure this is meant to be the reverse of the look into his past that we saw before. What is missing is the student teacher relationship that ran through the title before. This title seems to have lost it's magic and I hope they get it back.
The art in the present still seems reminiscent of Aja, but that might be for the best considered how muddy the art for the parts that take place in the future is.
Also, kinda upset how badly Lemire seems to have it for Clint... basically this book has devolved into everyone telling Clint, and us, how terrible he is and how much of a better Hawkeye Kate is. I'm sorry, but that's just not the kind of story I want to read.
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