Black Widow & Hawkeye #2
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| Writer | Stephanie Phillips |
| Artist | Paolo Villanelli |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
When tensions between Black Widow's symbiote and Hawkeye put Clint's life in danger, Natasha will have to decide where her loyalties lie - and what she's willing to do to prove it. Meanwhile, Clint's enemies are moving in fast, and their uniforms seem awfully familiar...
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8.7
Nerd Initiative - Ken M.
Apr 17, 2024Within two issues, the latest chapter in the lives of Clint Barton and Natasha Rominov spiral out of control. Led by Phillips superb writing, the action moves without remorse as the drama unfolds. The art team deliver on creating a world of danger amongst an emotional bond. You absolutely want to have this series on your radar. Read Full Review
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8.6
The Super Powered Fancast - Deron Generally
Apr 17, 2024Villanelli delivers some fantastic art in the issue. There is some great action in the issue and the character designs look fantastic. Read Full Review
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8.0
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Apr 17, 2024Black Widow & Hawkeye #2 keeps the relationship central to the story. Natasha and Clint are clearly their own individual people. Together, however, their connection drives the plot. Read Full Review
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5.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Apr 17, 2024The relationship between these villains-turned-heroes is one of the longest in Marvel Comics history, but Black Widow & Hawkeye seems prepared only to acknowledge that point of interest without building upon it. Read Full Review
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8.0
Like a good action movie, this story takes a simplistic plot and origamis it into something more tense and surprising. Also like a good action movie, it features stylish visuals that increase excitement without compromising clarity. And finally, like a good action movie, neither the plot developments nor the characterizations really hold up to scrutiny.
This is a successful attempt to create entertaining content. I don't think it's art or literature, but it is entertaining.
More writers need to learn that a mediocre Last Page Villain Reveal™ lives and dies almost entirely on whether or not the individual reader knows and likes the LPV.
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7.5
If you're getting hung up on a character's lack of disguise, you should really drop this book. Clearly, you've got better things to do.
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6.5
There are some improvements here over the first issue, but also some baffling stuff. I wish I could just call it bland and underwhelming, but there are a lot of issues here and are we really trying to play this straight with undercover spy zero-disguise Clint Barton? I know some editors if Marvel needs some.
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