Old Man Hawkeye #8
| Writer | Ethan Sacks |
| Artist | Marco Checchetto |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
HAWKEYE AND HAWKEYE - TOGETHER AGAIN!
It's HAWKEYE and HAWKEYE back together again, as KATE BISHOP and CLINT BARTON make
their way across the Wastelands.
But what will their confrontation with SONGBIRD reveal?
Plus: BULLSEYE vs. RED SKULL's secret weapon - the WINTER SOLDIER!
Parental Advisory
CRITIC REVIEWS
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Christian Hoffer
Aug 22, 2018This is still a fun comic, but I feel like this comic still has a few more threads that need to get wrapped up even though it's starting to move towards its conclusion. Read Full Review
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7.0
The two Hawkeyes and Bullseye amble over the last obstacles preventing their showdown. Storytelling standards are high, but the art is stiff and the words edge toward action-movie cliché. I agree that Wasteland Kate Bishop is an underwhelming and insufficiently-aged presence. It's frustrating that her participation in a pointless gas-gathering battle is prioritized evenly with (or even possibly ahead of) Clint's confrontation with Songbird. This issue does a decent job of carrying us along, but it misses two big opportunities (the Winter Soldier fight along with Songbird) to become memorable in its own right.
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5.0
This is a review for the whole series. This is a mildly entertaining story with good art, but there are several things very wrong with this book: - Old people don't look or talk like old people at all, they are just young people with white hair. This is specially true for Kate, who has the body of a teenager. Clint is still strong as fuck, has the body of a bodybuilder and can jump like an Olympic athlete. Besides, they don't sound like elderly people, they still talk like a bunch of millenials. It pulls me out of the story. - This is completely derivative from Millar's story. It follows the same topics --only worse. Besides showing post-apocalyptic versions of various Marvel characters, he brings nothing new to the table. - Speaki more
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