Every time I heard Natasha speaking I thought I would hear Boris with a comeback. Or Rocky. Or Bullwinkle. Or fearless leader. Or the metal munching mice 😉
From what I know, in the 80s Hawkeye had a limited series, where he met and married Mockingbird (his hearing was also permanently damaged). He got sucked into Secret Wars almost immediately afterwards. He absolutely did NOT want to be there. It got worse for him when Mole Man dropped a mountain on the heroes. While the Hulk held it up, and Reed Richards used Hawkeye's arrows and Spider-Man's webshooters for parts to modify Iron Man's armor to get them out of there. That left him feeling completely useless. Things did get better for him. Back on Earth, The Vision developed plans for the West Coast Avengers, and put Hawkeye in charge of it, noting his experience with the team and most of the members they had over the years. I think that helped with his inferiority complex. He also used the Goliath identity again during Operation: Galactic Storm (he'd been using that during the first Kree-Skrull war I think).
Some of the younger viewers are probably googling "8 track tapes" in order to get the reference. I still have an Eddie Money 8 track of his "Life For the Taking" album somewhere around here. (The player is long gone, though.)
My brother had a bunch of those 8 track tapes. He had a player in both the house and his car. I remember he had REO Speedwagon's "Hi Infidelity", Charlie Daniels' "Fire on the Mountain" and the Eagles' "Hotel California".
Clint is still my favorite. He gave up the Goliath identity during the Kree Skrull war when he ran out of Pym formula and improvised a bow and arrows from pipes and wires on a space ship and took down the alien crew. Since Goliath was third rate in terms of muscle, and kept getting beat up, being the world's greatest marksman and clearing house with sticks and string was an improvement. And then the costume they saddled him with was a purple miniskirt and a tiara. No shirt.
@Buzz-McCool What about G.A.'s "boxing-glove arrow"? I was always trying to figure out how it could possibly be aerodynamically feasible, but just had to chalk it up to comic book physics
Even with an open archway right there, Iron Man has to be a jerk and do his Kool Aid Man impression through that brick wall!
Oh, yeah!
Every time I heard Natasha speaking I thought I would hear Boris with a comeback. Or Rocky. Or Bullwinkle. Or fearless leader.
Or the metal munching mice 😉
"Out of the ether..." Yeah, that's one way to put it.
Tony Stark, Happy Hogan and Pepper Potts doing their "Myles Standish, John Alden and Priscilla Mullins" impersonations.
From what I know, in the 80s Hawkeye had a limited series, where he met and married Mockingbird (his hearing was also permanently damaged). He got sucked into Secret Wars almost immediately afterwards. He absolutely did NOT want to be there. It got worse for him when Mole Man dropped a mountain on the heroes. While the Hulk held it up, and Reed Richards used Hawkeye's arrows and Spider-Man's webshooters for parts to modify Iron Man's armor to get them out of there. That left him feeling completely useless.
Things did get better for him. Back on Earth, The Vision developed plans for the West Coast Avengers, and put Hawkeye in charge of it, noting his experience with the team and most of the members they had over the years. I think that helped with his inferiority complex.
He also used the Goliath identity again during Operation: Galactic Storm (he'd been using that during the first Kree-Skrull war I think).
And Ironmans greatest weapon they keep forgetting. Roller skates.
Today, most women would rather go to a carnival with a billionaire than a dinner and dancing date with some ordinary Johnny Lunchpail.
Some of the younger viewers are probably googling "8 track tapes" in order to get the reference. I still have an Eddie Money 8 track of his "Life For the Taking" album somewhere around here. (The player is long gone, though.)
My brother had a bunch of those 8 track tapes. He had a player in both the house and his car.
I remember he had REO Speedwagon's "Hi Infidelity", Charlie Daniels' "Fire on the Mountain" and the Eagles' "Hotel California".
Clint is still my favorite. He gave up the Goliath identity during the Kree Skrull war when he ran out of Pym formula and improvised a bow and arrows from pipes and wires on a space ship and took down the alien crew. Since Goliath was third rate in terms of muscle, and kept getting beat up, being the world's greatest marksman and clearing house with sticks and string was an improvement.
And then the costume they saddled him with was a purple miniskirt and a tiara. No shirt.
Hawkeye is Marvel's version of Green Arrow.
Or is Green Arrow the D.C. version of Hawkeye?
You were right the first time. Green Arrow has been around since 1941. Hawkeye appeared in 1965.
@@dwashbur Did Hawkeye ever get as silly as Green Arrow?
Remember G.A.'s giant arrow with the propeller on it that he flew on?
@Buzz-McCool What about G.A.'s "boxing-glove arrow"? I was always trying to figure out how it could possibly be aerodynamically feasible, but just had to chalk it up to comic book physics