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Rebirth continues to be awesome
http://www.newsarama.com/30112-hawkman-adam-strange-are-back-and-teaming-up.html
>>84468612
well shit, it has been a long time that i don't see these fucks, is the writer good for cosmic shit though ?
>>84468612
God, and I thought DC forgot muh jetpack adventurer and space pharaoh cop.
Oh fuck yes! I've been wondering where the fuck Hawkman has been
What's the best season?
>>84468391
Season 2
>>84468391
Season 6.
>>84468391
Season 4. Perfect balance between the early style and the later more satirical style.
so season 4
![Dragons Riders of Berk S05E13.mkv_snapshot_19.12_[2016.07.01_01.56.19].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/yLWnH8D.jpg "Dragons Riders of Berk S05E13.mkv_snapshot_19.12_[2016.07.01_01.56.19].jpg")
Poor Hiccup. Got played like a fiddle.
>>84468318
What happened?
>>84468318
Did he fug her?
The Accused - Marc Guggenhim (W), Ramon Bachs & Garry Brown (A), out on August 10
The Fallen - Greg Pak (W), Mark Bagley (A), out on August 17
Revealed today by ComicBook.com
THE ACCUSED
>>What can you say about the superhero community’s reaction to Bruce Banner’s death? How does it differ from the population at large? Is the reaction from Bruce’s Avengers family different from that of his friends in the Defenders, or the other Hulks (Thunderbolt and Betty Ross, Rick Jones, Amadeus Cho, etc.)?
>Marc Guggenheim: Well, what’s interesting about the story that Brian Bendis has crafted for Civil War II is the superhero community’s reaction to Bruce’s death really runs the gamut -- and it should. Hawkeye kills Bruce under very questionable -- and debatable -- circumstances: Did Bruce pose a clear and present danger? Was Bruce going to “Hulk out”? Was Ulysses’ vision of the future about to come to pass? Reasonable minds can -- and do -- disagree about all of these questions.
>The primary reason -- in my mind -- as to why there is so much debate within the superhero community is that many -- if not all -- of these questions come down to what Hawkeye thought was going to happen. He claims to have been in the best position -- literally in the form of his unique vantage point and figuratively in the form of his specific skill set -- to have known whether or not Bruce was about to turn into the Hulk. Hawkeye asserts that he saw a fleck of green in Bruce’s eye seconds before he put an arrow through it. But no one else saw that fleck but him...
>>Where is Hawkeye’s mind at in all of this? Is he angry with himself, or with Carol or Tony or Ulysses? Does he feel like this is being put on his shoulders justly, or is he feeling like a scapegoat?
>MG: In The Accused, I’m playing Clint as not being sure. He made a split-second decision under extremely high stress with equally high stakes. He believed in the moment that it was the right decision, but being a sensible person, he knows that it’s possible that his judgment call was wrong. He’s now ready to face judgment, in part, to get an answer to the question that keeps him up at night: Was I right or wrong? Essentially, he’s looking to the jury to answer that question for him. However, juries don’t determine what really happened. All they...
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>Guggenheim
