BECAUSE YOU DEMANDED IT - NIGHTHAWK! BUT DOES HE COME AS FRIEND OR FOE?
• Clint Barton and Red Wolf have taken to the road, determined to defend those that can't defend themselves. Unfortunately, that mission may end before it gets started as a deadly threat looms on the horizon.
• Meanwhile, Clint and Red Wolf are joined by an unlikely ally - a perfect member for their new team...unless, of course, they all get killed.
Rated T+
Occupy Avengers #3 is another great entry into this series. Including Nighthawk and Nightshade on the team really brings in a fun dynamic, especially with the tension of not so serious Clint Barton and the overly serious Nighthawk. The art team has changed this reviewers mind and they do some really awesome panel layouts that are just amazing to look at. Occupy Avengers is a great more "down to earth" superhero story and it's great to see hero's fighting for the everyday people. The whole creative team is firingon all cylinders and this is a Marvel book that should not be overlooked. Read Full Review
With a surprise ending, Occupy Avengers is sure to grab your attention. It can be dense with dialogue and narration, and I feel a return to the original mission of the series would have focused the tone of the story. Nonetheless, I appreciate the series, and this issue in particular, for giving a thoughtful look into Clints life after Civil War II. Read Full Review
This issue goes down like sorbet: Looks smooth. Tastes smooth. But you can't shake the feeling that something a little more satisfying is right on its way. Read Full Review
I appreciate the obscure characters coming together to solve problems. The mix of Nighthawk, Hawkeye and Red Wolf is a great combo. The art of Pacheco, Fonteriz and Oback is sharp and clean. The twist in the end makes you want more.
I liked this series. It brought back the way comics were meant to be written. But there should be a whole other issue between #2 and #3. There's just a lot left out. And it's really frustrating!!
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