I don't think I've read a book quite like Little Hits. 
 To start off, #7 is okay. The artwork is done by Steve Lieber & Jesse Hamm, and it looks rushed and messy; #7 doesn't look hot and sexy like the art done by David Aja in #1-3. I think I'm just a huge David Aja fan, so any Hawkeye not done by him is going to disappoint. 
 What #7 does have going for it is that it is about a real life event: Hurricane Sandy. Hurricane Sandy was a tragic event. It destroyed a lot of people's lives, homes, and irreplaceable possessions. #7 perfectly encapsulates the sadness of that loss. My heart ached in #7, but I also laughed, mostly because Kate Bishop is as tough as nails and doesn't take shit from anybody. I also love the tete-a-tete Clint and Kate play with Brooklyn vs. New Jersey. Clint hates New Jersey. New Jersey is the butt of every Brooklynite's joke, and #7 shows that and more. Gotta love it! 
 I noticed the book is out of order because #6 comes next, and I was pleased that David Aja is back! Not only that, but the opening pages are hilarious! Clint Barton is hanging out with Tony Stark and Clint can't decide which wire to cut. Tony can't help him either, and they are both pouring in sweat. You see the Christmas tree in the background, but is there some sort of bomb? It is hilarious because Clint is just trying to untangle a box of A/V cords to hook up his DVR. Haha! Genius storyboarding! I loved it! 
 The rest of #6 is just as good and I love the video game-esque quality of the fight scenes. As Hawkeye, Captain America, and Spider-Man fight, they look like little video game characters, but sure enough it's all real. I don't think I've seen anything like it, and I love it! I really hope they keep this style of drawing because it feels so fresh and fun! 
 #8-11 are interesting too. Fortunately the art is also done by David Aja! Yay! We also have 3 hot femme fatales who can kick ass like no one's business. I mean, who doesn't love when a woman wipes the floor with men's faces while wearing a high skirt and go-go boots to boot!? We have Natasha Romanova, aka Black Widow. I've always loved her with her seductive Russian accent and her ability to take anyone down. Then we have Bobbi Morse. She looks cute and innocent, but then she takes out two men with assault rifles with a high kick to the face, and then you remember, oh yeah! That's Mockingbird. She's a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent and kick ass as well! Then we have Jessica Drew, who is Clint's girlfriend, or maybe ex-girlfriend with how he treats her. We don't really get to see how bad ass she is against thugs, but we do see her slap the shit out of Clint, which is pretty amazing. 
 All in all, the women in this novel are incredible, and I super hope they are featured in the rest of the series. They are all so bad ass! 
 #9 also shows us another bad ass female, only a villain this time: Typhoid Mary. She makes a brief appearance alongside Kingpin and The Owl, and I hope to God that she makes a full appearance in this series! Typhoid Mary is my absolute favorite villain in the Spider-Man series. She is crazy as fuck, and I've never been more terrified by a villain. If she plays a pivotal role in the story as far as going head-to-head with Hawkeye, I will bow down and kiss the creators' feet. 
 #10 introduces us to a new villain in town called The Clown. He's creepy, ruthless, and a force to be reckoned with. We get a taste of this immediately at the end of #10 when he murders one of the characters of the book. 
 Like I said earlier, I have never read a book quite like Little Hits. They do a lot of creative and innovative things to the novel. I love how they bring Hurricane Sandy into the story. The artwork is beautiful, the dialogue is funny, and the silent issue with the dog was a nice touch. All in all, I give Little Hits 4 stars. If you haven't read this series, it is definitely worth checking out!