Clint Barton's Daughter Clint Barton or also known as Hawkeye, part of the avengers, has a daughter. Faith Barton. He put her through training and enough for her to go to battle with him. She keeps a lot of secrets from her father, and what about her mother too? Crossovers with Avengers Agents of SHIELD The Flash/Ar...
Raven Sterling is an assassin for hire that never misses. Clint Barton, aka Hawkeye, is an agent for SHIELD. They have every reason to hate each other but when Raven joins the shady government agency, sparks fly. Can they overcome their differences without killing each other along the way? I own nothing except for R...
When Rosy Garcia was little, she went to the circus with her father. But there was a fire and she got lost. A young boy from the circus saved her life. She lost her father because of the fire and was taken to S.H.I.E.L.D by Fury. Now she became an agent. This is a love story between Agent Garcia and Hawkeye/ Clint Ba...
After the Chitauri's invasion, Nick Fury can't afford to be caught off guard again. Of course S.H.I.E.L.D. is keeping an eye out for possible threats but he knows that the big guys are going to go after the Avengers. So the Director calls up the only Avenger he knows that has absolutely nothing to do. Hawkeye. Clint h...
Clint glared at Tony as he pinned up a notice on the wall of the living room. "Stark, is this really necessary?" "Yes, Barton, it is," the billionaire/genius/playboy/philanthropist replied, "You aren't exactly the easiest person to get along with." "Neither are you." "Ignoring that. This list'll make life much smoothe...
A 17-year-old girl gets in a car accident along with her family. She is the only survivor and mystically turns into an angel with black wings and red hair. She starts flying but gets caught by the helicarrier of S.H.I.E.L.D . In the outcome she becomes a part of the Avengers, gets a whole new identity and falls in lov...
"Gahhh!!" "Oh shi- guys I think I just shot a civilian!" In which Lex Moore gets shot by Agent Clint Barton's arrow.
