Um, yes please? This is great. Definitely one of the cases worth the hype. 
 To be fair, I already liked Hawkeye. He's the 'normal' one (for a given value of normal). But Fraction and Aja have brought him to wonderful, trainwreck, slightly depressed life with a sprinkling of banter. 
 Clint Barton, a.k.a. Hawkeye, became the greatest sharp-shooter known to man. 
 He then joined the Avengers. 
 This is what he does when he's not being an Avenger. 
 That's all you need to know. 
 And it really is all you need to know. Clint's a normal guy, underneath the crazy life he leads. He lives in a crummy apartment, drinks coffee right out of the pot, and keeps a to-do list on the wall. (...granted, said to-do list involves newspaper clippings and a map of the world, so that part might not be so normal.) 
 It's not all banter and one-liners. There's a low-key but ever-present undercurrent of bad tape in Clint's thought bubbles. He doesn't think of himself as a good guy, really. He's got his sense of right and wrong, but it's muted. That translates into his actions. 
 "Y'wanna know the best part about being an Avenger? Having Captain America around you all the time. He just-- the guy just brings out the absolute best in people. You... want to be good when he's around. You really do. 
 Ivan. Look around you real quick. Because right now? Captain America ain't here." 
 The art style's a little different, but it grew on me fast. (All respect to Pulido for issues #4 & #5, but I like Aja's art better overall). The inclusion of Young Avengers #6 tells the story of how Clint and Kate Bishop met, which is good for context.