Hawkeye: The Series

Hawkeye: The Series is an ongoing Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes fanfiction written by The Nerd King on Fanfiction.Net. The story follows Hawkeye, alongside an updated Avengers team, as they battle familiar and unfamiliar villains. It also features DC characters, and X-Men characters. The story is arranged in two-chapter "episodes", including:
 * Episode 1: "The Reaper Returns"
 * Episode 2: "Newbies"
 * Episode 3: "Meet the Bat-Family"
 * Episode 4: "Why I Hate the Circus"
 * Episode 5: "Widow and Devil"
 * Episode 6: "Mistaken Identity"
 * Episode 7: "Birds in Suits"
 * Episode 8: "Insert Name Here, This is Getting Freakin' Hard"

"You two have fun on your night on da town? *chuckles*"
 * Adaptational Villainy: Inverted. In Wolverine and the X-Men, Gambit was a deceitful thief-for-hire and Quicksilver was more of a thug than anything else. In Hawkeye: The Series. the two have acted that way, but genuinely feel bad about it.
 * Badass Normal: Hawkeye, Mockingbird, and Batman all count as this.
 * At the same time, Hawkeye also counts as a Badass Biker.
 * Continuity Nod: In "Newbies", when Magneto breaks into Avengers Mansion, he attacks the Avengers with Iron Man suits from a room below him. Hawkeye's response is "Tony still keeps these here? What is wrong with that guy?", referencing how Ultron controlled the Iron Man armors in Avengers Mansion during the old show, making them attack the Avengers.
 * Crossover: The story mainly takes place in the Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes universe, but crosses over with The Batman and Wolverine and the X-Men.
 * Everyone Can See It: In "Widow and Devil", it's clear that Gambit and Black Panther are fully aware of Mockingbird's attraction to Hawkeye.
 * In fact, Gambit could also be considered a Shipper on Deck, if you squint.

"Vision: *watching Iron Man and Hawkeye argue* Should we stop this? Wasp: Nah, let's see who wins this argument. *giggles* It's pretty entertaining. Vision turns to T'Challa Black Panther: I am actually with Wasp on this one."
 * Oblivious to Love: Mockingbird has a crush on Hawkeye. He apparently has no idea.
 * Not even after Gambit points it out to him in "Newbies".
 * Offscreen Moment of Awesome: In "Meet the Bat-Family", Batman beats down Hawkeye and Mockingbird. Presumably, both on his own.
 * Put on a Bus: Iron Man, Yellow jacket, Hulk, and Mrs. Marvel suffer brain damage from brainwashing and have to leave the Avengers. They're immediately replaced.
 * Ship Tease: Hawkeye and Mockingbird.
 * The Stoic: Black Panther and Batman.
 * Sugar and Ice Personality: Black Panther sometimes shows a more lighthearted and kind personality. He can even be playful.