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FEBRUARY 26, 2017 BY DAVE 4 COMMENTS
Hawkguy! Hawkeye was my first favorite Avenger (thank you bonkers 90’s Avengers video game
and in many ways remains one of the best (and certainly the most fashionable in purple).
One of my favorite aspects of Hawkeye is how the character grows as a hero, and as an Avenger
through Marvel history. After starting as a confused, petty criminal (teaming with Black Widow will
do that to a guy), Hawkeye progressed from angry antiauthority Avenger, to regular member of the
team, to ultimately leading his own crew out on the West Coast. In more recent years, Clint Barton
has also showcased his leadership (Secret Avengers), and his unexpected ability to carry an all
time great Marvel series (during the Matt Fraction and David Aja Marvel NOW! run).
In perhaps a testament to the power of the moniker, Kate Bishop has also become the most
interesting Young Avenger, dodging the “kidname” selfsabotage and simply claiming the mantle
of Hawkeye for herself in the aftermath of Avengers Disassembled.
Whether you’re here for the history of Clint Barton, or the ongoing saga of Kate Bishop, below will
list the complete chronology of Hawkeye throughout the Marvel Universe.
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Hawkeye Comics Reading Order
Hawkeye Origins & Hawkeye Joins The Avengers
Iron Man Epic Collection: The Golden Avenger
Collects: Tales Of Suspense (1959) 3972
Tales of Suspense #57 includes Hawkeye (and Black Widow’s) origins. Hawkeye appears again in
Tales of Suspense #60 and #64.
Avengers Epic Collection: Once an Avenger
Collects: Avengers #21 To #40
Hawkeye, the former criminal, tries out for an allnew Avengers roster. These are the earliest
Hawkeye Avengers comics, and go a long way to explain the character’s progression as well as
his unique relationship with Captain America.
Avengers #39 is a particularly good Hawkeye story, as he looks into charges made against his
former partner, the Black Widow.
Avengers Epic Collection: Masters of Evil
Collects: Avengers (1963) 4156, Annual (1967) 12; X
Men (1963) 45
Avengers Epic Collection: Behold…the Vision
Collects: Avengers (1963) 5776, Marvel Super Heroes
(1967) 17
In Avengers #63 Clint Barton’s fashion takes a turn for
the Goliath. Avengers #64 to #65 are particularly
essential for Clint, and introduce his brother Barney Barton.
Avengers: Kree/Skrull War
Collects: Avengers 8997
Clint Barton continues his Goliath phase in one of the Avengers most epic space battles! The 70’s
were a weird time.
Avengers Masterworks Vol. 11
Collects: Avengers (1963) #101110, Daredevil (1964) #99, Avengers (1963) #111
The Scarlet Witch shoots down Hawkeye (again), so he finally quits the Avengers!
Defenders Masterworks Vol. 2
Collects: Defenders (1972) #716, GiantSize Defenders #1 & Avengers #115118
Hawkeye quite quickly joins the Defenders, teaming up with Dr. Strange, SubMariner, Silver Surfer
and Hulk during the Avengers / Defenders war.
Avengers: The Complete Celestial Madonna Saga
Collects: Avengers (1963) 124125, 129135; Captain Marvel (1968) 33; GiantSize Avengers 24
Avengers: The Korvac Saga
Collects: Avengers (1963) #167168 And #170177
Solo Hawkeye and The West Coast Avengers
Avengers: Hawkeye
Collects: Hawkeye (1983) 14; Tales Of Suspense (1959) 57; Marvel Super Action 1; Avengers
(1963) 189; Marvel TeamUp (1972) 95
Hawkeye’s first solo miniseries is a crucial and fascinating look at what kinds of Hawkeye stories
are possible. Hawkeye’s injuries suffered in this miniseries will play into many future stories,
including the Fraction and Aja run!
West Coast Avengers: Assemble
Collects: West Coast Avengers (1984) #14, Iron Man Annual #7, And Avengers #250, Plus
Material From Avengers #239, #243244, & #246, And Avengers West Coast #100
Hawkeye breaks West, assembling his own roster of Avengers in California. Clint really comes into
his own as a leader here, flaws and all.
Avengers – West Coast Avengers: Family Ties
Collects: West Coast Avengers (1985) 19, Vision & The Scarlet Witch (1985) 12
Avengers: West Coast Avengers: Sins of the Past
Collects: West Coast Avengers 1016, Annual 1; Avengers Annual 15
Avengers: West Coast Avengers: Lost in Space and Time
Collects: West Coast Avengers (1985) #1724
Avengers: West Coast Avengers: Zodiac Attack
Collects: West Coast Avengers 2530, Annual 2; Avengers Annual 16
Avengers West Coast: Vision Quest
Collects: Avenger S West Coast 4250
Avengers West Coast Visionaries – John Byrne, Vol. 2: Darker than Scarlet
Collects: Avengers West Coast #5157 And #6062
Avengers – West Coast Avengers: Along Came A SpiderWoman
Collects: Avengers West Coast 5859, 6375
Avengers: Ultron Unbound
Collects: Avengers West Coast 8991, Annual 8; Vision (1994) 14
Avengers: The Death of Mockingbird
Collects: Avengers West Coast 92100, 102; SpiderWoman (1993) 14; Material From Marvel
Comics Presents (1988) 143144
As you’d expect from the trade title, this series has major lasting ramifications for Clint Barton and
his relationship with Mockingbird.
Avengers: Solo Avengers Classic – Volume 1
Collects: Solo Avengers #110
Avengers: Hawkeye: Earth’s Mightiest Marksman
Collects: Hawkeye (1994) 14; Hawkeye: Earth’S Mightiest Marksman; Material From Marvel
Comics Presents (1988) 159161
Hawkeye and the Thunderbolts Through Avengers
Disassembled
Hawkeye & Thunderbolts Vol. 1
Collects: Thunderbolts (1997) 2337, Thunderbolts Annual 2000, Avengers Annual 2000
Hawkeye takes over the lead of the Thunderbolts during Kurt Busiek’s run on the title. It’s usually
the Busiek and George Perez run on Avengers that gets most of the attention during this time
period, but Hawkeye and The Thunderbolts is another nice example of Clint’s progression and
showcasing his leadership.
Hawkeye & the Thunderbolts Vol. 2
Collects: Thunderbolts (1997) 3850, Avengers (1998) 3134
Hawkeye: The High Hard Shaft
Collects: Hawkeye (2003 – 2004) #1 To #8
Avengers Disassembled
Collects: Avengers #500503; Avengers Finale OneShot
Marvel’s mega 2004 event Disassembles Hawkeye alongside the rest of the Avengers. The
Hawkeye scenes that give me goosebumps every time.
Kate Bishop, Hawkeye Origins & Clint Barton Gets A New
Identity
Young Avengers by Allen Heinberg and Jim Cheung: The Complete Collection
Collects: Young Avengers #1 To #12
Kate Bishop’s first appearance in the Marvel Universe, taking on the mantle of Hawkeye with the
Young Avengers after Diasassembled.
House of M
Collects: House Of M #1 To #8
Hawkeye gets to play a very prominent role in this Marvel mega event where Magneto and the
Mutants rule.
If you want to explore tieins with Hawkeye during this time period, I recommend Comic Book
Herald’s complete House of M reading order.
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways
Collects: Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways 14
The Young Avengers and Runaways crossover is one of my favorite Civil War tieins. As you’d
expect, context for these issues can be found in Comic Book Herald’s complete Civil War reading
order.
New Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: The Complete Collection Vol. 3
Collects: Civil War: The Initiative, New Avengers (2004) 2637, New Avengers Annual (2006) 2,
New Avengers: Illuminati (2007) 15
New Avengers #26 marks a milestone for Clint Barton, who will be in and out of the pages of New
Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis from this point through Dark Reign and Siege.
Hawkeye and Mockingbird
Secret Invasion
Collects: Secret Invasion #1 To #8
Marvel’s Secret Invasion event sets the stage for future Hawkeye story arcs. Kate Bishop fans
should pay attention in Comic Book Herald’s complete Secret Invasion reading order to the Secret
Invasion: Runaways/Young Avengers crossover.
Hawkeye: Avenging Archer
Collects: New Avengers: The Reunion 14, Hawkeye & Mockingbird 16, Widowmaker 14,
Hawkeye: Blindspot 14, Hawkeye & Mockingbird Saga
Hawkeye and Mockingbird reunite in the wake of Marvel’s Secret Invasion.
Dark Reign: Hawkeye
Collects: Dark Reign: Hawkeye #15
Set during Comic Book Herald’s complete Dark Reign reading order.
New Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: The Complete Collection Vol. 5
Collects: Free Comic Book Day 2009 (Avengers), New Avengers (2004) 5564, Dark Reign: The
List – Avengers OneShot, New Avengers Annual (2006) 3, New Avengers Finale
Clint makes some major waves throughout Dark Reign, as the conscience of the New Avengers.
Wolverine: Old Man Logan
Collects: Wolverine 6672, Wolverine: Old Man Logan GiantSize
Although it occurs well in Marvel’s future, and obviously focuses on Wolverine, Old Man Logan
features a strong supporting role from Old Man Clint.
Clint & Kate In Marvel’s Heroic Age
Hawkeye & Mockingbird: Ghosts
Collects: Hawkeye & Mockingbird #16, Enter The Heroic Age OneShot
Hawkeye & Mockingbird/Black Widow: Widowmaker
Collects:
Avengers: Fear Itself
Collects: Avengers #13 to #17, New Avengers #14 to #16
These issues, imperative to understanding the SpiderWoman and Hawkeye relationship, can be
found contextually in Comic Book Herald’s Fear Itself reading order.
Avengers Academy: Second Semester
Collects: Avengers Academy #2128
Hawkeye joins the Avengers Academy as a teacher.
Avengers: Hawkeye – Solo
Collects: Avengers Solo #1 To #5
Begins shortly before Marvel NOW!, tied in to Avengers Academy.
Captain America and Hawkeye
Collects: Captain America And Hawkeye #629632
Secret Avengers by Rick Remender – Volume 1
Collects: Secret Avengers 21.1, 2225
Secret Avengers by Rick Remender – Volume 2 (AVX)
Collects: Secret Avengers 2632
Avengers vs. XMen: Versus #5
Collects: Fraction written Hawkeye vs. Angel issue
Secret Avengers by Rick Remender Volume 3
Collects: Secret Avengers 3337
Avengers: The Children’s Crusade
Collects: Avengers: The Children’S Crusade #1 To #9
Heavily tied into major Marvel continuity, and brings Kate Bishop and the Young Avengers back
together.
Matt Fraction and David Aja Hawkeye Reading Order
Hawkeye, Vol. 1: My Life as a Weapon
Collects: Young Avengers Presents 6, Hawkeye #1 to #5
Start of the Matt Fraction and David Aja run, redefining both Hawkeye and Marvel Comics during
the Marvel NOW! era. Highlights the relationship between Clint and Kate Bishop more than any
previous series.
I’d also note that although Kate and Clint appear in other comics series while Hawkeye is running,
I’d recommend these #22 issues (and annual) prior to those other series. Breaking up the Fraction
and Aja (and Annie Wu! and Francesco Francavilla!) Hawkeye to jump into Secret Avengers is
unnecessary, and tonally noncompatible.
Hawkeye, Vol. 2: Little Hits
Collects: Hawkeye 611
This is a finalist for my favorite 11 issues in all of Marvel Comics.
Hawkeye Volume 3: L.A. Woman
Collects: Hawkeye Annual #1, Hawkeye 14, 16, 18, 20
Starting with Hawkeye #12, and the third trade paperback, you have a couple options on how to
read the Fraction Hawkeye run.
The first, obvious approach is to simply read from Hawkeye #1 to #22, stopping after Hawkeye #13
to read Hawkeye Annual #1. So:
Hawkeye #1 to #13
Hawkeye Annual #1
Hawkeye #14 to #22
Easy enough. This is how the issues where published, and how I read them, and personally I
enjoyed this approach just fine.
The alternate approach, as detailed in the trade paperbacks, is to split up the Kate Bishop and
Clint Barton story arcs as they go into their own adventures. That’s why you see the odd and even
issues broken up in the trades. This will absolutely work, but again, I kind of liked the alternating
stories when I was collecting as it came out.
As a final note, yes, Hawkeye #17 is included prior to issue #12 in the fourth trade. The Fraction
and Aja Hawkeye Omnibus actually includes this issue after Hawkeye #6. Chronologically, I can
understand this, but again, I like reading as it was published and just knowing you’re flashing back
in time. There are also oblique references to events that happen after Hawkeye #6 in Hawkeye
#17, so if you read it chronologically right after #6, you’re foreshadowing instead of reflecting
events you’ve read. If you’re reading this all at once, say, via Marvel Unlimited, rather than on
a severely delayed publication schedule, I really don’t think it’s confusing to read straight through.
Hawkeye Volume 4: Rio Bravo
Collects: Hawkeye 17, 1213, 15, 19, 2122
Young Avengers by Kieron Gillen & Jamie McKelvie Omnibus
Collects: Young Avengers (2013) 115
The Young Avengers and Kate Bishop together again at last, behind the creative excellence of
Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie.
Secret Avengers – Volume 1: Reverie
Collects: Secret Avengers #1 to #5
Secret Avengers Volume 2: Iliad
Secret Avengers Volume 3: How to MA.I.M. a Mockingbird
Secret Avengers Volume 1: Let’s Have a Problem
Collects: Secret Avengers 15, Original Sin: Secret Avengers Infinite Comic 12
After Secret Avengers #16 above, the series reboots and renumbers so that we get a new #1
during the Ales Kot written run.
Secret Avengers Volume 2: The Labyrinth
Secret Avengers Vol. 3: God Level
Hawkeye Vol. 5: AllNew Hawkeye
Collects: AllNew Hawkeye 15
Jeff Lemire and Ramon Perez faced the unenviable task of following Fraction and Aja with AllNew
Hawkeye.
Hawkeye Vol. 6: Hawkeyes
Collects: AllNew Hawkeye 16
Hawkeye vs. Deadpool
Collects: Hawkeye Vs. Deadpool 04
AllNew AllDifferent Hawkeye(s) & Civil War II
New Avengers: A.I.M. Vol. 1: Everything is New
Collects: New Avengers 16
New Avengers: A.I.M. Vol. 2: Standoff
Civil War II
Collects: Civil War II 07
Hawkeye’s full, crucial involvement in Civil War II can be found in Comic Book Herald’s complete
Civil War II reading order.
New Avengers: A.I.M. Vol. 3: Civil War II
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop Vol. 1
Collects: Hawkeye 16
By Kelly Thompson and Leonardo Romero. ‘Bout time.
Occupy Avengers Vol. 1: Taking Back Justice
Collects: Occupy Avengers #1 to #4
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COMMENTS
The Mithril Guardian says
February 27, 2017 at 7:45 am
Nice to discover another Hawkeye fan! They seem to be hard to find!
Personally, I think Bishop would do better to get he own codename and costume. She’s a
strong character and she doesn’t need to ride Hawkeye’s coattails anymore, if she ever
did. I’m all for the two keeping up their original father/daughter relationship, but she
should get to spread her own wings and fly on her own.
See you around!
Reply
Dave says
The major downside would be the loss of “After you, Hawkeye,” “Thanks, Hawkeye”
dialogue exchanges in Fraction and Aja’s run
I kind of love that Kate just claimed Hawkeye, rather than “Kid Hawkeye” or “Lady
Hawkeye” or any such fluff. And that Clint respects that she’s earned the moniker.
That said, maybe she could branch out on her own easier with her own superhero
name!
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The Mithril Guardian says
February 27, 2017 at 12:30 pm
True, the dialogue IS fun. It just seems to me like the writers want Kate to replace Clint,
and I really dislike that idea. She’s good enough to go solo, and I think a new code name
would do that for her. If they wanted to keep up the archer name theme, Diana would be
a good choice. If they want to give her a name that incorporates archery and her other
skills, then that would take more work, but it would be worth it. Keep your quiver full!
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Mormegil says
I loved Captain America and the Avengers for NES. Hawkeye was so awesome in that. I
wonder how many other people only knew of him through those games.
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