Where is hawkeye 11

And a nice red uniform. This has quickly become my top comicbook. Fraction have really stepped upto the bat on this one. And great review btw :. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. November 12, 0. Pearce on June 30, pm. She loved it immensely. Andreas on June 30, pm. And great review btw : Reply. Johnny on July 1, am.

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For so much of this, this could serve as a primer on how to tell a story without using a traditional narration. Of course, since this is a story about not just any dog but Hawkeye's dog, "Hawkeye" 11 has a couple of great little flights of fancy, too. My favorite is the comic's take on the sly seductress that tries to distract the hero from figuring out what's going on. It's such a funny and simultaneously ludicrous sequence that once you realize what's going on, it's hard to not bust a gut laughing.

Who would have thought a dog could be so conniving? The strongest part of the script for the issue, though, has to be the conclusion. It's a nasty gut punch, one for which we don't know all of the story yet, but I feel like Fraction unleashes that revelation at just the right time to make the wait for the next issue and a return to a human narrator all the more painful. I'll admit, I felt a little lump in my throat. Aja's art is fantastic as ever.