4 Comic Book Runs That Inspired Marvel Studios’ "Hawkeye"
November 24 has finally arrived and the first two episodes of Hawkeye are now available! The fifth Marvel series on Disney+ stars Clint Barton (aka Hawkeye) and Kate Bishop and will introduce to the board audience several new characters who will gradually become more important in the MCU storylines.
Hawkeye is an incredibly human character, in the deepest sense of the term. He is sentimental, resentful and tied to traditional values. In the comics, Clint trains and cares for Kate Bishop enough to allow her to inherit her own nom de guerre. It is also in this comic run that Lucky the Pizza Dog was introduced. He’s a really sweet and affectionate doggo that told the whole story through his point of view.
Another very interesting detail in Hawkeye is Clint’s temporary hearing loss following an explosive arrow, which urged him to learn sign language.
After suffering violence, the determined and stubborn girl started learning to fight in order to defend herself. Kate used to be a spoiled rich girl, but after the tragic event, she suddenly changed and decided to protect other people in need.
In this saga, Mark Millar told us one of the most popular what-ifs of many Marvel comics: The US is in a post-apocalyptic phase after the coalition of various villains, and among the heroes who survived the apocalypse we find Hawkeye and Logan, who entered aged and somehow debilitated.
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#1. Hawkeye
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Hawkeye is an incredibly human character, in the deepest sense of the term. He is sentimental, resentful and tied to traditional values. In the comics, Clint trains and cares for Kate Bishop enough to allow her to inherit her own nom de guerre. It is also in this comic run that Lucky the Pizza Dog was introduced. He’s a really sweet and affectionate doggo that told the whole story through his point of view.
Another very interesting detail in Hawkeye is Clint’s temporary hearing loss following an explosive arrow, which urged him to learn sign language.
#2. Hawkeye: Kate Bishop
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After suffering violence, the determined and stubborn girl started learning to fight in order to defend herself. Kate used to be a spoiled rich girl, but after the tragic event, she suddenly changed and decided to protect other people in need.
#3. Old Man Hawkeye
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In this saga, Mark Millar told us one of the most popular what-ifs of many Marvel comics: The US is in a post-apocalyptic phase after the coalition of various villains, and among the heroes who survived the apocalypse we find Hawkeye and Logan, who entered aged and somehow debilitated.
#4. Young Avengers
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