#comic book clint barton

[macaronisour]

when they’re not stopping crime, they’re committing it

[webshootersandwingdings]

All-Out Avengers 🏹

[nerdby]

"I don't want a next life. I just want a nap." -Clint Barton (Hawkeye Volume 1, 2013)

[squids-comics]

So, we can all agree Hawkeye is the greatest scientific mind in the Marvel Universe, right? Not only did he create an arrow that completely ignores the laws of physics and flips everything we know about science on it's head, it only took him a few weeks to do. Even other heroes with shocking discoveries can't hold a candle to him. You could argue Ant Man and his Pym particles had an even greater possibility of breaking science, but those took years to find. Hawkeye took weeks, without any training or higher education.

(also I think this one test is the only time he uses these arrows in the first 50 issues of the Avengers. Glad he's putting them to good use...)

From: Avengers #18

[hainethehero]

Steve Rogers headcanon...

I have a headcanon that because of his traumatic (and very overlooked in the mcu) past with his father, Steve is always wary of older men.

He has to keep reminding himself that he's stronger now. That he could handle anything anyone threw his way. But he can't help the flinching and the accelerated heartbeat whenever Bruce or Thor or even Clint get too close to him. Tony intimidates him - not in any kind of egotistical way - no. But he's older, and he wields a special kind of authority that sometimes makes Steve want to curl up in a ball and hide.

He feels awful about judging his friends like that. But he can't help it.

It's why he forges a close friendship with Natasha so quickly. She's safe. He can trust her. And she doesn't remind him of Joseph Rogers, though she can put the fear of God in anyone at any given time.

And Bucky. Bucky is his safe place. Always. Because Bucky always patched him up and cleaned his wounds after Joseph came home drunk and went on a rampage. Bucky always made him feel protected. To have him in the twenty-first century means everything to Steve.

Bonus: Bruce notices and empathizes with him. He shares his own traumatic past with his own father so that Steve won't feel so alone in his fear and grief.

After that, it's a little easier for Steve to be around the men on the team.

[cosmocomix]

Hawkeye | Fraction/Aja

[comicbooktradingcards]

Fleer Ultra Avengers - Series 1 (2022)

#58 Hawkeye

[superheroes-or-whatever]

Avengers (2018-2023) #60

[jasposeyblog]

My acquisition of Old Man Hawkeye sketch cover by Humberto Fuentes 

[macaronisour]

normal hawkeye activities

[wanderingmind867]

Damn it Marvel! Why'd the Squadron Sinister have to be cooler than the Justice League members they're ripping off! Doctor Spectrum and Nighthawk especially (they seem way cooler than Batman and Hal Jordan to me). Apparently even your rip offs of DC are cooler than DC! Because seriously, Nighthawk is way cooler than Batman! I found him a bit dull when I tried to read the defenders years ago, but he's still way cooler than batman! (Avengers #69):

[why-i-love-comics]

All-Out Avengers #4 (2022)

written by Derek Landy art by Greg Land, Jay Leisten, & Frank D'Armata

[webshootersandwingdings]

Carol’s Cookie Quest, Part 4 🍪

Marvel Action: Avengers (2020) #3

[squids-comics]

Cap doesn't really like Hawkeye that much.

From: Avengers #28

[shootwithheart]

I have a button maker now.

Nothing is safe.

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Avengers #63 by Gene Colan