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I really had a hard time with that element of Hawkeye's backstory. I guess mainly because he's always been presented as such a Romeo in the comics. It is yet another example of creating a whole different character and yet using the name, Hawkeye. But that's the nature of adapting comics to another medium. Something always changes. There is never a completely faithful adaptation. Except for Watchmen...
I will be keeping a close eye on the reaction and backlash on this upcoming DC Comics film...
Mockingbird should dump Hawkeye and go with Superman as her "Ulti-mate."
Hawkeye is the most disappointing big screen adaption of a Marvel character in recent years. His personality has been completely recreated and his "costume" just lacks any semblance of being a Super Hero. Jeremy Renner is a solid actor, but they could have given him so much more to work with.
Wolfhammer- Don't get me wrong- I'm a huge classic Hawkeye fan, and I would have preferred a more classic take on the character in the movies- but for me Justin Hammer was a bigger disappointment. Hawkeye at least has some of the right personality traits, and a lot of the right skills.
I think part of militarising Hawkeye as just a better class of SHIELD agent is because if audiences want a cocky loudmouth and ladies man, they've already got RDJ's Tony Stark. Plus before Inhumans were the new hotness, the Ultimate line was using "They're from SHIELD" as THE way to introduce superheroes without having too go into too much detail.
I think the Earth's Mightiest cartoon did the best job of adapting the character by just combining the two ideas. Clint started out as a costumed agent but was still himself.
As Superman has zero powers under a red sun, I have to assume that either our sun was just turned orange...or he's simply _leaping_ toward these two (using Earth's lighter-than-Krypton gravity).
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