Hawkeye has recently returned to lead the Thunderbolts, and he always had a soft spot for its members and future potential. To prevent this, Hawkeye shoots him with a specialty arrow that according to Vision “contained a bioelectric scrambler attuned to my phasing frequency…enough to disrupt me without causing damage.” Hawkeye follows this up with “ You know I got an arrow for every single one of you! Don’t think for one second that I didn’t come here ready to take down both teams if I had to!” Vision tries approaching Moonstone and reaching into her, which Hawkeye does not want to happen since the Avengers’ interference has caused more problems than solutions in this situation. Yet Hawkeye has been a member of both and reveals that he is prepared to take down any of his teammates on either side if it becomes necessary, just like Batman is for the Justice League. While the two titular teams are dealing with complications involving Moonstone, they are still at odds with one another. It has the creative team of Kurt Busiek, Fabian Nicieza, Tom Grummett, Gary Eskine, Richard Starkings, Albert Deschesne, Brian Reber, and Chris Sotomayor. Avengers/Thunderbolts #6 is the concluding issue of a limited series from 2004.
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