How good is Hawkeye's hand-to-hand? Even a google search isn't providing the answer, but I'm hell-bent on finding it...
-I heard from a versus thread (I forget which one--it was a month ago) that Hawkeye's hand-to-hand is as good as Cap's, but I only heard this once. Is this true?
-Also, Hawkeye used to be a hand-to-hand/close-range focused hero, called Ronin. Does anyone have scans of Ronin awesomeness?
Depends on what you mean by decent, I guess. I consider X-Men: Legends 1 & 2 awesome games. And I consider X-Men: Destiny a decent, if not good, game; in fact, I've put a surprisingly amount of hours into it despite my usually avoiding simple, time-wasting games like the plague.
@FadeToBlackBolt (Nice name, btw) If you are or wish to be an academic, then I recommend an open mind as all academics should. All comic book characters have literary potential that are reached in the hands of great writers. My cents ;-)
Wow, someone preferred Chris Bacholo. He was doing a horrendous job. Frazier Irving did an amazing job this issue; heck, the art was my favourite aspect of this issue. The simple palettes were refreshing. The comeplete darkness panels were very suitable--in fact, the writing and art were so in-tune at this point that the reading energy was surprisingly large and my mouth was wide open as a read those few pages.
The faces were also quite well-done. Their expressions were well-communicated, and so much emotion was received throughout this issue. Even Magik's Darkchilde face felt anguished.
Bacholo's art, beforehand, was just bland. I'm beginning to wonder if the first issues of the Uncanny series were boring largely because of him.
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