PREVIEW: Hawkeye #4

[rsreed13]

You bet. Hawkdevil. Devileye.

Throw in Francavilla's Black Panther from David Liss' run and you'd have a comic I'd buy 5 copies of every issue.

That being said, I'm glad they found an artist who can compliment Aja's look. I hate it when artist's change and the complete style of the book changes as well.

[Methalius]

This is the best series Marvel has released since Daredevil relaunched. I am not a huge Fraction fan but this book has just been freaking brilliant.

[TheGoshDarnBatman]

As much as I LOVE Aja's art, I'd happily buy this book just for Fraction's script. So while I eagerly await Aja's return I assume this will continue to be my favorite book.

[Twirls]

Dang Clint, that's what you get for skipping poker night this week.

[rogerio]

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[themortalfist]

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My god I love Aja! That's just... Awesome! And issue 3 was all wonderfully homage-y too. Kudos to him for the respect he pays to other creators.

[Paladin King]

I was very worried about the lack of David Aja, but Javier Pulido really is a great fit.

While he's not Aja, I've really enjoyed Pulido's work since first encountering it on Brubaker's Catwoman. I don't think I've run into his work since that lovely Sandman arc in Amazing Spider-Man during the "Gauntlet," (which, next to Joe Kelly's Rhino one, was my favourite).

[1derer]

Matt Hollingsworth's colouring does wonders for maintaining the consistency and tone of the art in this book, even with a different penciler. He's knocking it out of the park just as much as the rest of the creative team.