Or, if you’re feeling sassy, you call Kate Hawkeye and you call Clint Hawkguy. (How all that happened is not really important for our purposes - just take my word for it.) While he was dead, the world moved on, and a Young Avenger named Kate Bishop wore a purple costume and using trick arrows to honor his legacy. In 2004, Clint died, and in 2007, he was brought back to life. Except it didn’t take a multiverse to make Kate Bishop. Yes, there are two Hawkeyes in the Marvel Universe, and they exist simultaneously - kinda like the two Spider-Mans we all know so well, thanks to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. But for the comics world, it’s pretty reminiscent of a specific character: Kate Bishop, aka Hawkeye. Kelly Thompson, Leonardo Romero/Marvel Comicsįor a split-second in the Endgame trailer, we see Clint Barton teaching a young woman to fire a bow. If there’s new info to glean - and what else are trailers for, really - a single shot in a trailer gives something to dig into: The latest trailer for Avengers: Endgame teases a comics-established successor to Hawkeye. Captain Marvel makes an appearance, and we have some new shots of our heroes in swanky suits, but other than that, the new glimpse at the end of Phase 3 of the MCU is a lot like the trailers for the final season of Game of Thrones: sound and fury, signifying as little about the plot as possible.
Avengers: Endgame’s latest trailer holds back on the hints.
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