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Multiverse · 2012–2013

Hawkeye: My Life as a Weapon

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Inspired Hawkeye: Clint Barton on his days off, with Kate Bishop and a dog named Lucky; collects issues #1–11

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Quick recap

Off the clock from the Avengers, Clint Barton tries to live a normal life in Brooklyn. He buys his apartment building to save his neighbors from a tracksuit-wearing gang, the "bros," who want everyone out. Along the way he adopts an injured dog, Lucky, who gets nicknamed Pizza Dog. Kate Bishop, the other Hawkeye, becomes his partner, student and voice of reason. Case follows case, mostly with Clint getting beaten up and in over his head. One issue is told entirely through Lucky's eyes as he investigates a crime in the building. The volume ends with the war against the bros heating up and Clint surrounded by enemies.

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Trivia

  1. ReferenceLucky, the bros and the hearing loss

    The show took Lucky the dog, the Tracksuit Mafia and Clint's hearing loss from Matt Fraction's run.

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  2. ReferenceHoliday-movie vibes

    Head writer Jonathan Igla loved how the comic shows what a hero does on his day off, with a cozy feel like a holiday movie.

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  3. Behind the scenesThe dog issue

    Issue #11 is told from the point of view of Lucky, the Pizza Dog, and became one of the series' most praised issues.

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