I'm not crying, you're crying! 
 Alright, first thing's first: this volume contains issues #7, 6, 8-11, in that order. I can kind of see why that decision was made, thematically, but it's not a decision I would have made. 
 I've already pointed out that I am completely compromised/biased when it comes to Hawkeye, so let's go at this bullet-point style. 
 The Bad: 
 -Er, do I have to? 
 -Fine. Somehow, the first half of this second volume didn't slot together as neatly as the first. 
 -Tracksuit Mafia: still hard to take seriously 
 -AIM's "we are the 99%" chant was really out of place 
 The Good: 
 -We got an entire issue from the perspective of Lucky the Pizza Dog, and it was brilliant 
 -There was some really cool plot development 
 -Holy smokes the art! The only issue I take exception to is #7... which was fine until it was disconcerting. Just... didn't quite make it. 
 -Clint gets to hang out with some of the other Avengers 
 Volume 2: Little Hits is exactly what it sounds like. A series of escalating disasters set against a more sinister backdrop. Remember the redhead from the first volume? We finally learn what's up with her. And the stakes in Clint's ongoing battle against the Tracksuit Mafia got higher. 
 Also, there's a really important scene addressing domestic violence instigated by a woman against a man. I kid you not, I outright whooped for joy on seeing that. (Sidenote: Clint Barton has horrible luck with women. Really horrible.) 
 And, of course, the ending. 
 ...I knew that was coming and it still hurt.