Hawkeye didn't wear a mask. However, in the series and the final version of the figure, he wore a mask similar to that he wore during the Avengers: The Crossing storyline. Comic book The Avengers: United They Stand comic book series by Ty Templeton and Derec Aucoin was published to accompany the series. Due to low sales it lasted only seven issues. The first two issues are set before the series premiere, Avengers Assemble, Part 1 & 2. No. 1 has the Avengers injured by an early version of Ultron. This issue was used to explain the armor worn by Hawkeye, Wasp and the Falcon in the series, which uses Pym Particles to reduce the pain caused by injury. It is mentioned by Hawkeye that Hank built his own armor after his legs were broken by Dragon Man, and felt no pain in his legs until he removed the armor. No. 3 takes place after the premiere as the Vision is being interviewed about his membership. He is also briefed on how Wonder Man and Hawkeye joined the team. The Black Panther would appear in No. 1 and 6–7 of the series. In No. 1 he is among the Avengers who are injured by Ultron. Because of that, he refuses to rejoin the team until Hank steps down from being leader. Captain America appears in #6–7 as well. Quicksilver is mentioned twice in the series. In issue 1, Wanda is shown writing a letter to him. Issue 3 shows him in the flashback alongside Captain America, Hawkeye and Scarlet Witch. References External links Avengers Forever: Animated Avengers Cartoon United They Stand Fox Kids Fox Broadcasting Company original programming 1999 American television series debuts 2000 American television series endings 1990s American animated television series 2000s American animated television series 1999 Canadian television series debuts 2000 Canadian television series endings 1990s Canadian animated television series 2000s Canadian animated television series Animated television series based on Marvel Comics Animated series produced by Marvel Studios American children's animated action television series American children's animated adventure television series American children's animated superhero television series Anime-influenced Western animated television series Canadian children's animated action television series Canadian children's animated adventure television series Canadian children's animated superhero television series Television shows based on Marvel Comics Television series by Saban Entertainment Works by Len Wein