hawkeye – Page 14 – Fake Benevolence

rvmanovs:

What’s the point of all this, then?! I came out here to stand on my own, to be a hero, and— and— and they’re gonna let her out. And the bad guys win or at least don’t get punished and— and what’s the point? Los Angeles, the bodies, the stupid cat food—

Forget it, Kate. It’s a metaphor.

caroljessie:

hawkeye #19; “look at me. make everything something to hit with. and hit them until they stop.”

thorodinbro:

i worry about clint barton more than i worry about myself

areax:

❝ sorry about that. our guests didn’t, uh… guess you could say those guys really… they really… those two guys, they… they, uh… i threw ‘em off the fire escape. ❞

radiationdude:

Hawkeye #17, by Matt Fraction & Chris Eliopoulos

brandnewuniverse:

~~omg these are fun though definitely doing kate bishop next~~

Clint Barton + text posts

stereowire:

Guess who’s been reading Matt Fraction’s ~~Hawkeye~~ ~~Hawkguy~~ Pizza Dog.

buckybarrnes:

Keep your shirt on.

pirrips:

When the actors are, actually, their characters

_{Look: I’ve never had a job. Not a real job. Not a job my dad didn’t get me… but I’ve worked hard. I’ve worked hard for things. Harder than you’d ever believe. But I never needed a job because I never needed money until now. Look, we’re all adults here; we’ve all seen the “Welcome to the Jungle” video. I cowboyed out to Los Angeles and in the span of forty-eight hours got taken for everything I had. It’s an old story, and maybe I should’ve known better. Rookie mistake, right? But I am telling you now: I might be young, but I am good. I work hard, and I’m a good person. I know what’s right. I know what’s wrong. And if you give me this chance — if you just give me one shot to show you how good I can be, how hard I work, how much I believe in doing the right thing — I won’t let you down.}

_{I promise.}