Spinning out of the success of The Avengers movie came a brand new on-going series from Marvel which saw Matt Fraction & David Aja team-up and give us an unexpected take on the Avenging archer.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Captain America, Clint Barton, hawkeye, HYDRA, Kate Bishop, Kingpin, Madame Masque, Maria Hill, S.H.I.E.L.D.
It’s no secret that this release has been a gem of a title and with this issue we get our first 2-part arc kick-off called “The Tape”.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Clint Barton, David Aja, hawkeye, Kate Bishop, Matt Fraction
It’s no secret that Hawkeye is really more about Clint and his messed up day-to-day life and given how successful that direction has been I hope they stick with that for the foreseeable future as this latest issue continues that vibe.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Captain America, hawkeye, Jonathan Mulberry, Leandro Fernandez, Nick Fury
The third instalment of these releases sees The Avengers take centre-stage in the events that rocked the Marvel Universe and saw the breakout of the virus that converted some much-loved characters to mindless cannibals.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Clint Barton, David Aja, hawkeye, Kate Bishop, Matt Fraction
Fresh from a strong opening issue (reviewed here) this new series continues with the latest issue from Matt Fraction and David Aja.
Filed under: Movie Reviews | Tags: Agent Coulson, avengers, Black Widow, Captain America, Chitauri, Cosmic Cube, hawkeye, hulk, Iron-Man, Loki, Marvel Studios, Nick Fury, SHIELD, Stan Lee, Thor
The ultimate Marvel team-up finally hit screens here last night for the UK, a week ahead of the US who get the film on the 4th May. The question on everyone’s lips since its announcement was “Could Joss Whedon pull it off?” (SPOILER ALERT!! – although I’ve tried to keep away from giving any of the finer details)
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: Captain America, Carnage, Clayton Crain, Cletus Kasady, hawkeye, spiderman, Wolverine, Zeb Wells
After reading the 5-issue Carnage mini-series in late 2010/early 2011 by Writer Zeb Wells and AMAZING artist Clayton Crain – I was pretty hyped for their 2nd mini starting.
Filed under: Comic Reviews, Marvel Comics | Tags: avengers, chrisyost, frogman, hawkeye, mckone, spiderman, venom
I know what you’re thinking; ‘Does this girl have no fear? Reviewing not one, but two Marvel titles she knows nothing about’! And yes, you may be right. Truth is, in the midst of the DC Reboot I’m enjoying reading something that I have no expectations for. So far, these comic related gambles have paid off. This one in particular, at least if you consider payment in giggles and chuckles to be sufficient reward.
