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Hawkeye #9

First Look: Hawkeye #9

Another cryptic press release from where they give you nothing but a small piece to a larger puzzle.  I understand why Marvel pushes the cryptic press releases, but why do it with Hawkeye?  At this point I think it is very ev...
by Nick Furious
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Review: Hawkeye #8

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Overall Review 5 / 5 - Excellent
by Matt Watson
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Review: Hawkeye #3

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Overall Review 5 / 5 - Excellent
by Kelly Cassidy
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Bullet Reviews #71

It’s Tuesday. Around here we know it’s Bullet Reviews Day as we take a look as some of the industry’s recent releases and see if maybe something might be worth trying this week. New books are always a good ide...
by Skott Jimenez
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Bullet Reviews #75

For the 75th time(!) it’s Tuesday and that means it’s time for Bullet Reviews! This week we look at: Batman And Robin #0, Captain Marvel #3, Conan The Barbarian #8, Creep #1, Dark Shadows #7, Hawkeye #2, It Girl! An...
by Skott Jimenez
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First Look at Hawkeye #6!

Yes, I’m posting about Hawkeye again. It seems to always be Hawkeye-this, Hawkeye-that. But that’s because the character has been one of my favorite guys for years! Here’s a guy who accidentally started as a v...
by Kelly Cassidy
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Hawkeye #7

Hawkeye #7 Gets Some Special Guest Artists

I’ve recently been kind of hard on the Hawkeye team, but it’s out of sheer love for the character. The book so far has been about our “classic” Hawkeye, Clint Barton, with new Hawkeye Kate Bishop playing...
by Kelly Cassidy
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Valiant Unveils New Logo

The Valiant compass logo is getting a new look. The compass logo has been used by Valiant Comics even before there was a Valiant Universe, first appearing on the wrestling and Nintendo comics they produced in the late 1980̸...
by David Vandervliet
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First Look: Hawkeye #9

It wasn’t too long ago Matt Fraction gave us the low down on what we can expect from this issue, Hawkeye #9, which you can find here.  Fraction and David Aja have brought a very real life book to people’s attention...
by Nick Furious
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Take Aim at Bloodshot!

The Summer of Valiant just keeps getting hotter. Now Valiant is looking to get your blood boiling this July with Bloodshot #1 from writer Duane Swierczynski and artists Manuel Garcia &Arturo Lozzi Like X-O Manowar before it...
by David Vandervliet
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Enter Ninjak!

August may see the Summer of Valiant come to a close, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything to look forward from the resurgent publisher this fall. This September will see the return of another fan favorite cha...
by David Vandervliet
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Adi Granov Covers HAWKEYE #1!

This summer Marvel has a new series coming out, Hawkeye that will be helmed by Matt Fraction and David Aja. The cover you see here is the Adi Granov variant. As a fan of Fractions, I’m pretty excited about this new series...
by Zach Story
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Review: Hawkeye #1

After the success of the Avengers movie (surely you’ve heard of it), some of Marvel’s characters are getting the attention they so rightly deserve. One of them, and one of my favorites for a long time now, is that o...
by Kelly Cassidy
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Review: Archer & Armstrong #1

They called it the ​Summer of Valiant, ​the relaunch of a complete comics universe after more than 10 years of dormancy.  They started small, with a core of 4 monthly titles, ​X-O Manowar, Harbinger, Bloodshot, ​and no...
by David Vandervliet
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