One was pretty close to Hawkeye. That wasn’t really intentional, it just
worked out that way.
It started as a superhero role playing game where all of my college
roommates were playing themselves with super powers.
When we made it a comic we changed a lot of that around, but kept the basic
core.
One of our roommates was an archery instructor at a summer camp, so we went
off of that and it did end up a big Hawkeyeish.

The main characters were:
Captain Fantastic: An ex-astronaut, military pilot who had no real power,
but was very lucky.
Zephyr: The daughter of someone experimented on by aliens and given super
powers. She inherited the powers, but not the insanity.
Dynamo: He had magic bracers that turned him into a big strong, tough,
flying person
Magnum: Magnetic & electrical powers
Gadget: A college professor who had built a super suit to win a bet and got
roped into using it.
Warlock: A French wizard.
Biker Bowman: A guy with a motorcycle, bow and arrow.

There were three major plot lines:
A biotech company was trying to develop super powered people as weapons.
Although working for the government they created a bunch of “villains” to
test the product. They actually funded the main characters without their
knowledge so they had someone to test the product.
An alien species was trying to get Earth to the point it could join the
galactic government so it could get more votes in an upcoming galactic
election. But, it had to make it look like Earth developed on its own
without interference.
Legends of fairies were actually based on a very powerful race that
traveled to different worlds and fed off of people. Earth had fought off
an invasion before written history and various magic and superpowers were
starting to reappear because they were coming back.

So, long winded answer.
Hope that wasn’t too much…