Thanks to Matt Fraction's writing and David Aja's excellent art, Hawkeye has been an exceptional comic.
The series has featured some smart, creative approaches to graphic storytelling - and this issue is no exception.
After being in a brutal fight, Clint (Hawkeye) Barton is left without his hearing (again), while his brother Barney (also Hawkeye) Barton is confined to a wheelchair.
We see their struggles through the experience of Clint, as he struggles to "hear" what's going on around him. I can't remember another story that so effectively captured what it's like to deal with that kind of impediment.
It's a struggle, and Clint must decide how to deal with the war that's coming. Can he protect the residents in his apartment building - or is there another answer?
This has been a terrific series, and I'm sorry to hear that it's drawing to a close soon. We need more comics that push the envelope like this - not fewer.
Grade: A
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Monday, August 4, 2014
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2 comments:
Ending? WHAT??
I know, right? But that's what I've been hearing: http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/07/11/the-prospect-of-the-end-of-matt-fractions-hawkeye-beckons/
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