Hawkeye #16

This issue is fun and heartfelt, and a fitting send-off for everybody's favorite L.A. belle. Read Full Review

Kelly Thompson, Leonardo Romero, and Jordie Bellaire pull out all the cool archery move/surprise superpower/generally badass stops in Hawkeye #16, which reads like the third act of a particularly thrilling buddy action movie. However, it's not entirely caught up in the cool, and Kate finds a little bit of closure with her whole supervillain dad/dead (Or not so dead) mom situation thanks to the help of her new friends in L.A.Kate Bishop, thebest Hawkeye,might not have the best life, but she does have a pretty good one. Read Full Review

Hawkeye #16 brings an endearing and action-packed conclusion to this chapter of Kate Bishop's life. It's a shame that the series had to come to an end, but at least it ended well. This one definitely earns a strong recommendation. Read Full Review

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Hawkeye goes out with a big fight that, while entertaining, doesn't leave enough room for any greater summation of theme or emotional investment. Read Full Review

With this being the series finale, the issue does a solid job of wrapping up the story while giving lots of tantalizing opportunities that we can only hope writers will take when Kate Bishop's Hawkeye returns. Read Full Review

Sonic Youth

Apr 28, 2018

This book was just nominated for an Eisner. It should be listed as Hawkeye: Kate Bishop the way it is at Amazon so fans can find it more easily on this website.

DDJamesB

Mar 08, 2018

I will miss this book very much. I am not even sure why I started reading it, but I am very glad that I did. The art in this series has been some of my eyes' favorite things to look at. Thompson did a great job of making Kate an enjoyable character and I also liked adding Clint towards the end. To the creators of this book, thank you for a great year of reading material.

SpiderKnight

Mar 09, 2018

One of my favourite series from one of my favourite writers has finally ended. I am going to miss those two Hawkeyes fighting side by side, very much. Kate Bishop is my favourite character from the so called 'SJW MARVEL ERA'. It is really sad for me to see this end. Well for now though. Because at the end of this book there is a tease of it coming back. Yes!!! This series is one of those series in where you dont care if there is an action or not but all u want to see is your favourite characters having an exchange or talk or have a downtime. As always Kelly 'Kate Eye' Thompson does a great job of writing this action packed and emotional issue. Well, the reveal at the end didnt hit me that much with a suprise. Not sure whether it w as meant to be a suprise? Because i remember seeing that person somewhere else. There were also some minor plot holes, but who cares. Anyways, i wish Kelly would have ended the book in a better way. But i know she wanted more pages and books to end this arc properly but ultimately she didnt get them. Anyways i am still fine with it. In terms of art, well...I am ok with Leonardo Romero's art. But the art on the cover is so awesome!! Probably one of my favourite comic book covers. The cover is soo grounded and relatable! Something that i have mentioned previously, i said i love seeing my favourite characters having a downtime. Seeing them eating ice cream while on the bridge is so awesome. Well almost all of the Hawkeye book's cover are awesome! Julian Totino Tedesco, great job!!! Seeing this series end so early is just so sad. The cancellation of this series due to low sales doesnt mean neither there isnt anyone who love Kelly Thompson's books nor her books arent good. Just want her to know that there is a huge amount of fans of her Hawkeye books and i am one of them. Hope u have a great future at Marvel Kelly Thompson! Looking forward for your upcoming books. more

Ryan

Jan 22, 2019

Gone to soon

Tizze

Mar 08, 2018

A fine send off , for a book i will sincerely miss.

CrazyforRAMU

Sep 20, 2018

A basic (though wonderfully entertaining) triumph over Eden and Masque turns into something bigger. The end of the series forces the creators to jam a few long-term plot points into the finale. It's a good read overall, but at least two developments are clearly included here because there's no more space to address them later. They don't clash but they don't quite blend. The visuals are particularly great. It's a word-heavy script, but to keep things from getting boring, the layouts are a little extra inventive. There's more detail than usual, too.