Hawkeye: Freefall Vol 1 6

Earth (Main story and flashback)
- United States of America (Main story and flashback)
  - New York (Main story and flashback)
    - New York City (Main story and flashback)
      - Brooklyn (Main story and flashback)
        Bensonhurst
        
        Bedford-Stuyvesant (Only in flashback)
        Clint Barton's Apartment Building (Only in flashback)
      - Manhattan (Main story and flashback)
        Mercy Hospital, Upper East Side (Mentioned) (Only in flashback)
        
        Chinatown (Only in flashback)
        Night Nurse's apartment (Only in flashback)
        
        Midtown
        Chelsea
        Hudson Rail Yards
        32nd Street and Tenth Avenue
        
        Empire State Building (Cameo)
      - Alethea Mutual Bank (First appearance)
Hell (Invoked) (Main story and flashback)

Items:

Captain America's Uniform and Shield
Hawkeye's Suit, Bow, and Trick Arrows (Main story and flashback)
Dormammu's Cloak
Shocker's Vibro-Shock Gauntlets
Rhino Armor

Vehicles:

Sky-Cycle (Only in flashback)

Events:

Civil War II (Mentioned)

Synopsis for 1st story

Synopsis not yet written

Solicit Synopsis

• Bullseye wants to hurt Clint in any way he can, so he’s playing dress-up and taking the archer’s (not-so) good name on a deadly tour of New York.

• Meanwhile, the Hood has had enough of Clint’s games and decides to put an end to them once and for all. He puts a price on Clint’s head so high that every villain, merc and thug in the city is going to line up to take a shot.

• With everything falling apart, Clint will be forced to make some choices he can’t take back. Will he find a way to get through this with clean hands, or will he be forced to return to his criminal ways?

Notes

Physical publication of this issue was temporarily canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and it was instead released digitally.^[1] It was later released in physical format on September 2, 2020.^[2]

Trivia

The lyrics the Hood sings while in shower are from Taylor Swift's song, "Look What You Made Me Do".

Links and References

References

↑ Marvel Comics Reveals Additional Release Dates for New Digital-First Titles Marvel. Retrieved on 27 May 2020.
↑ Johnston, Rich (7 July 2020) Marvel Puts 19 Missing or Digital-Only Comics Into Print After All BleedingCool. Retrieved on 7 July 2020.

[Marvel_Comics_Reveals_Additional_Release_Dates_for_New_Digital-First_Titles-1] Marvel Comics Reveals Additional Release Dates for New Digital-First Titles Marvel. Retrieved on 27 May 2020.

[Marvel_Puts_19_Missing_or_Digital-Only_Comics_Into_Print_After_All-2] Johnston, Rich (7 July 2020) Marvel Puts 19 Missing or Digital-Only Comics Into Print After All BleedingCool. Retrieved on 7 July 2020.

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