is it possible that clint goes back to being hawkeye?

[TheCorpulent1]

Same here. Cosmic and magic, especially. The further out there, the more fun it tends to be.

 

[Anubis]

I like both. I guess i'm odd like that.

 

[Franklin Richards]

The most "real" I like is similar to Miller's run on Daredevil. There's still some "magic" in the world. But it is gritty.

 

[random_havoc]

The argument for realism in comics, and one that I find to be fairly convincing, is that comic books come up with a lot of things that do not, or are not known to, exist in the real world, and thus have the right to explain how they work in any way they like. As far as we know, there isn't a planet Krypton out there. As such, the writers have free reign to explain how the biology of their inhabitants works any way they like. But comics also contain things that do exist in the real world, like arrows, and I can understand how blatantly ignoring how things that actually do exist work can take someone out of the story.

Well put good sir. And might I add: Where were you before I admitted defeat!?!!

 

[TheCorpulent1]

He was out keepin' it real.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Would I be a buzzkill if I got back on topic?

What makes any character I like work for me is their personality. I don't like Hawkeye, I like Clint Barton. So, really, I guess I wouldn't care if he were Hawkeye or Ronin as long as he was the same ol' Clint. Problem is, he's not. He's much more serious and dark. I liked him better as the wise ass flirting with She-Hulk.

But if it came down to it, I would prefer Hawkeye to Ronin.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Word. Also, Clint can't be true to himself without a bow and some trick arrows. It's a proven fact.

 

[Darthphere]

 

[TheCorpulent1]

Coipel's redesign of Hawkeye's costume was really terrible.

 

[Steve Rogers]

Word. Also, Clint can't be true to himself without a bow and some trick arrows. It's a proven fact.

Good point.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I'm full of 'em. Like a dodecahedron.