Hawkeye: Kate Bishop #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the 2017 solo series starring Kate Bishop, the young archer who took up the Hawkeye mantle. Written by Kelly Thompson, the story follows Kate as she moves to Los Angeles to start a new private investigation business, only to find herself tangled in a mystery involving a missing girl and a shadowy conspiracy. The volume collects issues #1-6 of the series, showcasing Kate's sharp wit, resourcefulness, and determination to forge her own path outside of Clint Barton's shadow.
Hawkeye: Kate Bishop #1 kicks off with a fresh take on the archer’s legacy, as Kate Bishop returns to Los Angeles to run her own detective agency—Hawkeye Investigations. Her first case is a mix of sun-soaked chaos and high-stakes mystery, starting with a surfer under surveillance and quickly spiraling into a stalker case that tests her skills and resolve. Written by Kelly Thompson and illustrated by Leonardo Romero, with Jordie Bellaire’s vibrant colors and Joe Sabino’s crisp lettering, the issue blends sharp wit with grounded tension, all under Julian Totino Tedesco’s striking cover.
In *Hawkeye: Kate Bishop #1*, Kate Bishop runs Hawkeye Investigations in Los Angeles, juggling surveillance gigs, parking nightmares, and clients who only want the "real" Hawkeye—until a college student named Mikka hires her to track down a stalker. With her sharp instincts and a knack for getting into trouble, Kate dives into a case that’s as personal as it is puzzling.
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