Living up to promises made in the wake of the bungled finale of Season 8 , Whedon keeps things small and personal this issue.
ltimately, this is a comic book about Hawkeye, a man who lives in a world where supervillains effectively hatch plans to flood New York City yet chooses to solve his problems with an archery set.
This is one of those issues where a lot of plot threads alternate on a variety of fronts.
After last issue's sci-fi romp through the centuries (for once in this book, in a linear fashion), this issue we're back to focusing on the flaws and foibles of our main characters.
This book has been coming out rather frequently lately.
That cover is alternately hilarious and horrifying.
In the penultimate issue of Detective Comics (sorta), the James Gordon Jr.
So, the Viltrumite war is over, with none of those rat bastards currently in evidence.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The images in this review are preview images and don't reflect the final colors.
