The new comic 'Freefall' provides clues for Jeremy Renner's Disney+ series
, a dive into how the latest books from Marvel, DC and beyond could provide fodder for the big screen.Hawkeye: Freefall
No. 1 by Matthew Rosenberg and artist Otto Schmidt. The five-issue miniseries finds everyone’s favorite archer, and go-to punching bag, caught in a feud with demonically powered crime boss The Hood. And if that wasn’t enough of a headache, there’s someone running around in his old Ronin costume, brutally murdering government agents.
of Kate Bishop. The series is currently set to premiere in late 2021, though with the release date formoving from 2021 to 2020, it’s possible that we see it sooner. The series is said to focus on Barton passing the mantle on to Bishop, and training her to be part of the next generation of heroes. While that may suggest Bishop’s character will take the lead, there’s some unfinished business with Barton’s character.
Given how closely intertwined Marvel Studios and Marvel Comics have become in terms of drawing inspiration from each other, their bond will likely grow even tighter given Kevin Feige’s new role as Marvel’s chief creative officer.series. These miniseries, which will undoubtedly precede a new Scarlet Witch and Vision mini, can certainly be looked at as serving the dual purpose of expanding Marvel’s current publication output and priming readers for the upcoming Disney+ series.
has yet to reveal who is behind the new Ronin mask, the idea of someone taking the broken fragments of Barton’s legacy and using them to wage their own bloody war, is such a weighty and interesting concept that it feels like something any series involving Barton needs to tackle.
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