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I don’t get why John Byrne was so hung up on Vision being “just a machine” and not a person. Vision’s first story ends by telling us that “even an android can cry!” The wealth of deep, heartfelt emotions beneath a stoic, mechanical facade is the entire point of the character!

Steve: "B-Bucky?" Rick: "I need an adult"

I'd say for Hawkeye one must have cover is Avengers 223, which features the iconic image of him aiming an arrow with Ant-Man on the tip that got used in Earth's Mightiest Heroes, MCU Civil War, and the Marvel vs Capcom games as one of his ultimates. I'd also Include one of the covers from his 1983 first solo min-series (I'd go either 1 or 3, but 4 is a cool cover as well, it just might not work super great as a celebration). That mini-series is actually really good and not enough people that about it, it introduced Hawkeye to Mockingbird and gave him one of his most well known villains. Also it featured the Silencer, a rad villain with a cool gimmick who sadly has never come back. JUSTICE FOR SILENCER!

I really want to see a video explaining the history of Rick Jones. When reading stuff from the 60's and 70's he's just everywhere, & is kinda confusing. Love your work, great video as always!

WOW. Never knew about the Sabertooth origin story. My god that sounds AWESOME! I know people prefer Sabertooth and Wolverine as they are, but just think of all the missed opportunities of changing the narrative of Wolvie's and the X-men's lives. Ideas are just swimming thru my head like crazy.

The relationship between Kraven and Chameleon is fleshed out much later.

I actually thought this was an issue where all three of those heroes were pitted against one another, and I thought, "Well, THIS is weird!...Again!"

I think Hawkeye's 80's run and 90's run covers were really good, untill the Fraction era started the amazing works if art for him, but compared to Cap and Wolverine, the poster children for Marvel, it was uphill battle. Oh God, that hair bump, it made everyone woman look like The Long Island Medium...

I don't know where it's from, but I love that Hawkeye cover where it's got him demonstrating a proper archery stance, like some sort of training poster. As someone who does archery, I find it to be really cool.

"Ok, who wants Rick this week?" 🤣

"Steve, its your turn to babysit Rick." "... where's Marr-Vell at?"

Yes, let the Hawkman video fly, would love to hear your thoughts on his latest series.

"Powdering my nose" - you could use a line like that in the 60s and no-one thought it meant anything other than applying makeup. Rimmer in Red Dwarf gets called "Goalpost head" because of the H on his forehead. Think Hawkeye should have had that nickname first.

Gray hulk wasn't something I expected to see today, but a perfect analogy for how I've felt sneezing and coughing with a sore throat the last 2 weeks...

Avenger #189 is hands-on the best Hawkeye cover. Their selection of covers is frankly baffling...!

Why wouldn't they use the image of Hawkeye aiming an arrow with Antman on the end?

As a fellow Canadian I can back up what Sasha says about our weather. Not only do we have below freezing temperatures and knee deep snow in the winter, we also have scorching heat and unrelenting humidity. But October is pretty nice.

“Who Rick Jones, who Rick Jones??”Lol couldn’t resist..

OMG Bumpits!!!! You have unlocked a memory from the deep recesses of my brain!!! Thank you :)

in my opinion,(which is often correct) the greatest Hawkeye cover was Avengers #172, by George Perez. dramatic and bold, mmmmmmmwah (chef's kiss)

That hair commerical was gold!! I'm so glad you put that! XD

Capt. A definitely had some of the strongest sets but I'm really surprised Hawkeye's didn't have more classic Avengers, Kooky Quartet, Marvel Spotlight or even more visually striking West Coast Avengers covers

I'd say the Wolvie watch had the best story, in part because he was fighting Joe Fixit Hulk and not the traditional savage green Hulk. I will say that Avengers #4 is pretty iconic though. As far as Hawkeye his run on on West Coast Avengers- there were some pretty good stories in there.

I’m with you on the CapWolf cover on the band 😁

Rick Jones and his upstart Teen Brigade saving the Avengers from their first encounter with Kang struck my fancy, and made me shrivel a little. Ah, those watch bands. Need to see if they make a Namor or Invaders themed one.

Oh my God, even Rogue has the Wolverine hair!

I’d love to see more Hawkeye content, given he’s my favorite Avenger. Even though he is my favorite Avenger I know hardly anything about him and you make learning about comic shenanigans very fun and entertaining.

I feel like they probably could have included some more iconic issues. Particularly the debut of Falcon for Captain America and the debut of Mockingbird for Hawkeye

The old Avengers issue " Like a Deathray From the Sky " with Hawkeye in his first all black Goliath costume is the most striking cover appearance in my humble opinion .

I feel you should absolutely wright a comic book called Whim City. Absolutely Caps stories but Wolverines covers.

we need a petition for a Cap Wolf Watch.

is this one of the love triangles that makes Black Widow like Peter Parker, no just an ad for watches. good stories

As a Hawkhead, Avengers 223 is the most iconic Clint cover. But if we can request issues to go over, would love your take on Avengers 200.

My favorite Captain America cover is also my favorite Wolverine cover. I'm talking about Uncanny X-Men 268, one of the greatest covers of all time. It is one of Jim Lee's finest pieces. Cap looks exceptionally heroic and strong, Wolvie looks grumpy and feral and Black Widow is there looking cool too. Honestly it might just be my favorite cover of all time. I still would put Bill Sienkiewicz as the best Comic Cover Artist just because of the number of absolutely amazing covers he's done. Also speaking of the lovely Black Widow, have you seen the cover of Daredevil 217 by Barry Windsor Smith? It's another personal favorite so I just thought I'd mention it to spread the love.

Sasha: This issue opens with ironman riding a shark Me: pfft, some futurist, I bet he doesn't even have Bat shark-repellent

I’m gonna have to say a hard no for iconic imagery for the watches. For Cap, you nailed his milestone moment. Avengers 4 . Cap v Iron Man a close second. Though there’s Capt. America 100. Or the Bi-Centennial issue. Wolverine’s is good, as it says REMATCH, BUB!!! But still 2nd to his debut issue. Whiskers. It’s the whiskers. Side note. Where I’m from, we have lots of Wolverines too. Even named a sports team. But we have more Badgers. No one wants to know, and we don’t talk about it, ‘cause Badger. Yeah Badger. Also, we’d brag about our winters, but Canadian winters, despite other things going on, make us look like pikers. Just ridiculous ammeters. So there’s that. For me, Hawkeye’s best cover was when he didn’t even appear as Hawkeye, but as Gold Arrow. He was attacking Steve Rodgers to convince him to still be a hero, even if he wasn’t going to be Fancy Pants, er, Cap anymore. Speaking of pants, remember when Hawkeye sported NO PANTS!?!! No mask, but a headband, and a grey and purple tunic. Very breathy on the bits. Following that, as Goliath, pants and mask, but shirtless with a studded chest strap. Face it. He doesn’t respect super-fashion. This is why pre-Disassembled Wasp made him her boy-toy. And all of his covers are just the runner-up versions. No fashion, no respect. Oddly, Kitty Pride could not be reached for comment…. Even where I’m from, winter or summer, I expect a bit more from my Iconography. I’ll bet even your summers are better too. Dag-nabbit.

Sasha: I will never forget the giant "H" on his (hawkeye) forehead, ever. Cap also had an "A" on his forehead for a LONG LONG time. And it didn't stand for France! (ult cap reference)

the one where Rick Jones stops being the hulks sidekick sounds funny af

The frigging bump-its 😂 😆

response to the Ghost Rider love - GR v2 #57 from 1981 was probably my favorite, it is one of the 2 issues I remember vividly from that series - the other being v2 #15 but that was much cheesier and read much later.

Captain America v. Hawkeye: Dawn of Glamourpants

I love this channel. Great energy!

Wow, way to take a straight advertising vid and make it ENTIRELY relevant to your channel! Not that a deep dive into the seemingly mundane is unusual for "Casually Comics!" Gots to go with my man Wolvie as far as the classic covers go, and it would be awesome if you'd do a breakdown of the two Wolverine vs. Hulk encounters mentioned. Not only are they classic tales, the second seems to have been written to be the flip-side of the first. Seems like fertile analysis ground there.

I'd like an overview of Rick Jones, sidekick extraordinaire!

Wow. She did three iconic characters in one 14 minute video.

Beyond having a few awesome covers, Captain America’s 1990 “Streets of Poison” arc has some FANTASTIC images of a thoroughly drugged out Steve Rogers. Plus it culminated in Kingpin and Red Skull debating boxers vs. briefs. Now THAT’s a story for this channel.

I laughed out loud when you said about the first appearance of Sabretooth that it took place in a Canadian wilderness - "So, of course, it was depicted as a frozen wasteland." I'm an American - but my mother is Canadian. And I grew up in Detroit. Living on the border like that, we made frequent trips to Canada. So, I tend to be more familiar with Canada then most Americans. And I'm often amazed just how oblivious many of my fellow Americans are about our Neighbors to the North. Considering that 99% of superheroes are American, I was curious about your thoughts on that Canadian super team - Alpha Flight. It was created by fellow Canadian John Byrne to try and represent Canada more.

I at least speak for myself when I say that comics are never *not* entertaining when our Salt Queen gets her mitts on them lol

I know that this vid is basically an advert...but its scripted so well and such a great fit with your typical content that it fits right in.

Did you know that Cap is the most important character in the Marvel Universe. In Marvel 1602, it is explained by Uatu that Cap is a universal mark of the dawn of the age of heroes. If he moves back in time the age of heroes follow. So if Cap is sent back to 200 BCE and stays there for a long time, heroes such as The Fantastic Four and Spiderman will appear a few years after Caps arrival. Also for any of you commenting that 1602 is an out of continuity story, that's not true. The 1602 universe was the main marvel universe until the heroes reset the timeline. After the reset the head of the Watchers gave Uatu a small pocket universe which was a duplicate to 1602 so Uatu could continue observing a strange and new form of reality.

Howling for a Cap-Wolf watch!!! Also may need Lord Of The Vampires Wolvie watch too... I might need a 12 step program. Lol

I joined FOOM back when it started in 1970-whatever and got the first issue plus some stickers. I didn't keep up the membership and long, long ago lost that issue.

Hulk #340 is a favorite of mine and bought it for $20 Canadian in New Foundland back in 1992.

Captains and Wolvies and Hawkeyes...Oh My!

Great Video Shasa.

I don’t really wear watches but I have to admit that the Ghost Rider will probably be a purchase for me. Also Silver Surfer, Thanos, and Warlock would be sweet.

I didn't know about the White Vision story before Wandavision... guess that worked pretty well for a story arc!

Speaking of Ghost Rider, GR III specifically: The original Ghost Rider comic ended after Zarathos was separated from Johnny and sealed away. Later, with the Dan Ketch Ghost Rider IV era, Johnny was brought back as Ghost Rider, but now he was a Dan Ketch knock-off (penance stare, hellfire imbuement) instead of having his original power suite (hellfire blast, hellfire constructs). Was there an in-universe explanation about how this happened?

When I bought that first West Coast Avengers issue from the local 7-11 I stared at the cover for an hour wondering which characters on the cover would be on the team. Of those characters my team would have been Hawkeye and Mockingbird because they were married at the time, no-brainer...Cyclops and Namor to represent mutants, Black Widow for the Logan/Jean/Scott-like 3 way drama, Wonder Man for extra muscle and he's a flyer and Puck because he's Canadian and a good balance to all the no-nonsense do-gooders with a zero sense of humour.

I do not lament the Wolverine whiskers because I believe they WILL be back!

Does anyone else groove out to the outro music of each of these casually comics episodes?

Like it when you do Marvel! Please go into those issues more

Another classic Hawkeye story and cover Avengers 174

Chameleon and Kraven working together was semi standard since Chameleon introduced Kracen to the Marvel universe by asking him to hunt Spider-man. Also, we later learn they are half-brothers

I've seen Dance Me Outside and The Rez, so *it's true that it doesn't always snow in Canada.*

You're wrong, we all need Capwolf.

Hawkeye on the cover of Avengers 172 "Holocaust in New York Harbor" fightin' Absorbing Man

I think a 'Jean Grey' series could hold it's own. Is there an older comic I'm overlooking?

I don't know many Cap and Hawkeye stories or covers, but I do now a lot about the Wolverine stories and covers, and my favorite covers are Wolverine Vol2 number 17 and Wolverine Vol2 number 27 and Marvel comics presents number 79! Some of my favorite arcs for wolverine are the broken claw run! I recently read his first appearance, for the first time and I loved the fight between him and the Hulk and the Wendigo, it was one hell of a triple threat match lol. But I read an interesting tide bit, Wolverine's claws were having trouble piercing the Hulks skin in there first battle. Also, I would say Hulk won that first fight because, when they wake up again after the first KO. They continue to fight and Hulk catches Wolverine with a glancing blow KOing him by the end of the issue. Also by the way I would love to see a Cap Wolf watch so you are not alone lol

So Sabertooth’s debut was in Iron Fist. Mind blown 🤯

Would be nice to see Old Man Logan vs Old Steve Rogers vs Old Bruce. My money is on Bruce and his invincible cane.

My favorite is the hulk wolverine one, but I’m a huge fan of that run and characters in general Don’t worry Sasha, I as well can never get enough of Werewolf Cap. I’m still waiting for marvel zombies versus werewolf Captain America

Thanks for the Vid #ThemVoiceOversTho 😄

For a great Hawkeye cover ..Avengers 172 !

"I pop my claws. But not my cork." -Wolverine

I don't know if it's synchronicity or the power of the algorithm; on Friday I watched an "Avengers" reaction on 1 of my favorite movie reaction channels. Someone in the comments mentioned what was Hawkeye's comicbook origin. They thought he was in the Circus of Crime, I told them what really happened, and recommended they watch Casually Comics for that type of information. Three days later, here it is!!!

I know this is a video about Marvel, but have you ever heard about Scribblenauts Unmasked? It was this strange fusion between a word game where you can summon things through writing words, and DC, so you could write DC characters. Anyways, what's important is that I believe it got a few(?) tie-in comics, and I don't think I've ever heard of anyone discuss or talk about them before.

omg the bumpit, i forgot those existed

Sure, our real life Canada has more weather than just winter, but maybe the Marvel version of Canada is just continual winter, like beyond the wall in Westeros.

For Cap, it's Avengers 277, the finale of the greatest Avengers story ever...often called "Under Siege."

*C H U N K T A S T I C*

Yay the return of Iron Man voice!

10:10 you had me dying 🤣🤣🤣

I’m so glad you covered this! Always been curious. Big fan , thanks for making the day. :)

Wolverine really got screwed in the cover selection... none from one of his own series or the team that made him famous? I would have gone with iconic imagery over issues that need their importance to be mansplained. The Hulk 340, yes.. but I'd like Xmen 251, and probably something from Frank Miller's limited series. Hawkeye also has some great covers in Solo Avengers and his pre-WCA limited series. Oh, and if you're looking for bizarre mainstream comics, I would recommend checking out the Hulk/Thing Marvel Graphic Novel "The Big Change" (available in the Fantastic Four Epic Collection #18).

I was the center for my junior high school football team, the Wilkins Wolverines! GO WOLVERIBES!

Hey now, enough of the shade on Rick, alright? He's got the whole Teen Brigade to ramrod ya know!

The power of OverChoice... Captain America #110 is a good cover.

Alpha Flight showed Toronto with mountains in the background.

PLEASE do a video of the different hawk men/women/girls

When do we get the Uzumaki and Berserk videos? The bookcase is such a tease.

Rick Jones just has all these burly men pining after him, how heterosexual of you 60s Marvel

I mean he went back in time, fought with the 2 Gun Kid, Kang as an Egyptian King and then fought the ghost of the guy that Mockingbird she killed in the Wild West years later

Tbh when I was kid Wolverine was my favourite because he’s Canadian because I live in Ontario

FOOM! It sounds like one your words "Poot!".

I'm honestly stuck on that Rick Jones soft rock album cover. How many songs did he spend pining over Hulk and Cap, and how did it lead to his weird synth/techno album chronicling his tortured relationship with Genis Vell?

Wandavision is surprisingly inspired by the story. It sucks she didn’t get her happy ending with vision but at least her kids reappear. Somehow?

Wouldn't Avengers 189 be a better Hawkeye choice?

There's a Captain America Annual from the late 80s where he fights Wolverine and only just not do I find out, thanks to your vid, that it's cover was modeled after that first Cap. Vs. Iron Man cover.