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6. Hawkeye #15-20 (Marvel)
Written by Matt Fraction
Art by David Aja, Annie Wu, Chris Elioupolos
Colors by Matt Hollingsworth, Jordie Bellaire
In retrospect, Hawkeye and the Winter Soldier should have been a thing. It should have been it’s own show.
I say this as someone who loves Anthony Mackie and I get the idea that he and Sebastian Stan had chemistry and we’re making shows, so they should have a show. (Never mind that the “chemistry” is Anthony Mackie’s charisma and media training, much as I love Sebastian Stan as an actor, this is important to acknowledge.)
Sam should have had a chance to be the sole focus. Even now that they’ve announced a Cap 4 movie, I have this feeling that he’s been short-changed as a character. Or going to be further short-changed. Short-changed again.
Watching Hawkeye I have the same feeling that I had with TFATWS and Loki. That is, 6 episodes is much shorter than you think. The potential to play this differently is maybe just a sticky feeling that we can’t escape. Certainly introduction Kate Bishop is a noble pursuit.
Maybe there’s just always other ways to do things. Thank goodness for Ao3. Or more likely there are still persistent forces in corporate media that deprive us of more meaningful stories in the pursuit of money.
Give this guy a break.
The Mandalorian #1 Variant Covers
David Aja
Alex Maleev
Thor #600, April 2009, written and penciled by Chris Giarrusso, written by J. Michael Straczynski and Stan Lee, penciled by Olivier Coipel, Marko Djurdjevic, and David Aja
Human Disaster and his doggo
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