Jim McCann | 136 pages | 27 Jul 2011 | Marvel Comics | 9780785156017 | English | New York, United States Hawkeye: Blindspot from Marvel Comics
Hawkeye may not have a regular series, but a series of miniseries is close enough for me. I'm not sure what Hawkeye: Blindspot logic is behind this publication schedule, but it has given McCann a chance to investigate Hawkeye from multiple angles. This series opens with an issue that is all Hawkeye at his very best: bold bravado, brash one-liners, and confidence to back up his words. Except for one thing. Instead, Hawkeye's Avenger Hawkeye: Blindspot have to clean up his mess. That, gentle readers, is just in the first three story pages. My first experience with Hawkeye in the spotlight was in "Avengers"arguably one of the best Hawkeye stories or at least covers ever. This story runs right alongside that one. Beset by the fact that his eyesight is fading, due to an onset of occipital blindness, Hawkeye puts on his happy face and finds ways to make light of it all, including an obligatory Daredevil joke. Still, the reality comes through as Hawkeye is forced to confront his past on multiple fronts, as the occipital blindness brings past occurrences to the forefront of Hawkeye's mind and, subsequently, McCann's story alongside a character from Hawkeye's colorful past. In this one issue, we reflect with Hawkeye as he finds the circus where he met both Swordsman and Trick Shot. There's also his team-up with Black Hawkeye: Blindspot as both battle Iron Man. Paco Diaz draws it all up with masterful precision, playing with the visions of the past just as smoothly as the action of the present. Hawkeye's bluff and Iron Man's reaction are filled with unmistakable emotion and carry the tone of the story Hawkeye: Blindspot. Unfortunately, Diaz is paired up with an inconsistent colorist in the form of Tomeu Morey. Morey's flashback sequences are pitch-perfect and evoke a high sense of nostalgia. The modern scenes, however, are less than awesome, and frequently the pages seem to be washed in magenta or orange, giving Hawkeye: Blindspot of the characters an unhealthy pallor. To the best of my Hawkeye: Blindspot, however, this is the first pairing of this duo and I am certain those inconsistencies will Hawkeye: Blindspot out. Whether you like what McCann has been doing with "Hawkeye and Mockingbird" and "Widowmaker," or are just Hawkeye: Blindspot fan of the Clint Barton character, this issue offers quite a Hawkeye: Blindspot for your three bucks. Marvel's made the point Hawkeye: Blindspot offering dot one comics to lure new readers in to existing stories. I've read a few of those dot ones and, honestly, they pale in craft and content compared to this one single issue. This issue does a marvelous job Hawkeye: Blindspot capturing the spirit of the characters, relaying their history, and setting a new course for the action Hawkeye: Blindspot come. This is a throwback to how Hawkeye: Blindspot used to be: new reader friendly, old reader relevant, and action packed. I've never been the biggest Hawkeye fan, but McCann has been winning me over bit by bit. This one issue, however, brought me the rest of the way along the journey. If the next three issues bring as much to the table as Hawkeye: Blindspot one issue, this Hawkeye series will be one to remember for the ages, just like that classic "Avengers" cover. By Doug Zawisza Feb 16, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Dragon Age: Understanding the Qunari. The Venture Bros. Hawkeye: Blind Spot Vol 1 1 | Marvel Database | Fandom
Hawkeye may not have a regular series, but a series of miniseries is close enough for me. I'm not sure what the logic is behind this publication schedule, but it has given McCann a chance to investigate Hawkeye from multiple angles. This series opens with an issue that is all Hawkeye: Blindspot at his very best: bold bravado, brash one-liners, and confidence to back up his words. Except for one thing. Instead, Hawkeye's Avenger Hawkeye: Blindspot have to clean up his mess. That, gentle readers, is just in the first three story Hawkeye: Blindspot. My first experience with Hawkeye in the spotlight was in "Avengers"arguably one of the Hawkeye: Blindspot Hawkeye stories or at least covers ever. This story runs right alongside that one. Beset by the fact that his eyesight is fading, due to an onset of occipital blindness, Hawkeye puts on his happy face and finds ways to make light of it all, Hawkeye: Blindspot an obligatory Daredevil joke. Still, the reality comes through as Hawkeye is forced to confront his past on multiple fronts, as the occipital blindness brings past occurrences to the forefront of Hawkeye's mind and, subsequently, McCann's story Hawkeye: Blindspot a character from Hawkeye's colorful past. In this one issue, we reflect with Hawkeye as he Hawkeye: Blindspot the circus where he met both Swordsman and Trick Shot. There's also his team-up with Black Widow as both battle Iron Man. Paco Diaz draws it all up Hawkeye: Blindspot masterful precision, playing with the visions of the past just as smoothly as the action of the present. Hawkeye's bluff and Iron Man's reaction are filled with unmistakable emotion Hawkeye: Blindspot carry the tone of the story nicely. Unfortunately, Diaz is paired up with an inconsistent colorist in the form of Tomeu Morey. Morey's flashback sequences are pitch-perfect and evoke a high sense of nostalgia. The modern scenes, however, are less than awesome, and frequently the pages seem to be washed in magenta or orange, giving many of the characters an unhealthy pallor. To the best of my knowledge, however, this is the first pairing of this duo and I am certain those inconsistencies will even out. Whether you like what McCann has been doing with "Hawkeye and Mockingbird" and "Widowmaker," or are just a Hawkeye: Blindspot of the Clint Barton character, this issue offers quite a bang for your three bucks. Marvel's made the point Hawkeye: Blindspot offering dot one comics to lure new readers in to existing stories. I've read a few of those dot ones and, honestly, they pale in craft and content compared to this one single issue. This issue does a marvelous job of capturing the spirit of the characters, relaying their history, and setting a Hawkeye: Blindspot course for the action to come. This is a throwback Hawkeye: Blindspot how comics used to be: new reader Hawkeye: Blindspot, old reader relevant, and Hawkeye: Blindspot packed. I've never been the biggest Hawkeye fan, but McCann has been winning me over bit by bit. This one issue, however, brought me the rest of the way along the Hawkeye: Blindspot. If the next three issues bring as much to the table as this one issue, this Hawkeye series will be one to remember for the ages, just like that classic "Avengers" cover. By Doug Zawisza Feb 16, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Ape Escape Needs to Make a Comeback. Hawkeye: Blindspot - Wikipedia
Hawkeye: Blindspot is a four issue comic book limited series published by Marvel Comicsstarring Hawkeye. The series was written by Jim McCann. Marvel first announced Hawkeye: Blindspot in November as the follow-up to four-issue miniseries Widowmaker. Instead it was solicited Hawkeye: Blindspot a stand-alone miniseries, which left the status of both titles unknown. In the wake of the shocking WidowmakerClint Barton is living out a fate worse than death. The first issue of Hawkeye: Blindspot was received with mostly positive critical reviews. Doug Zawisza of Comic Book Hawkeye: Blindspot gave it 4. Luckily, now that the flashbacks are out of Hawkeye: Blindspot way, Hawkeye: Blindspot ample room for McCann to focus the story and ramp up the conflict". If you're itching for something that the current Avengers books might not be scratching, Hawkeye: Blindspot no further than this". From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Retrieved Comic Book Resources. Stan Lee Don Heck. Clint Barton Kate Bishop Bullseye. Avengers Defenders S. Black Widow Dominic Fortune Mockingbird. Categories : Marvel Comics limited series comics debuts comics endings Superhero comics. Hidden categories: Title pop. Namespaces Article Talk. Views Read Hawkeye: Blindspot View history. Help Hawkeye: Blindspot to edit Community portal Recent changes Upload file. Download as PDF Printable version. Add links. Paco Diaz. Clayton Cowles. Tomeu Morey.