Hawkeye episode 3 is the next episode that fans are anticipating. After being treated to two full episodes for the show’s debut, fans now have to wait a whole week to see what happens next. Thankfully, there have been some teasers and hints at what happens next for Clint Barton and Kate Bishop. Read on for the full list of Hawkeye episode 3 spoilers, including information on Echo, Swordsman, and Kingpin.
What are the Hawkeye episode 3 spoilers?
In Hawkeye episode 3, it’s expected that Clint Barton and Kate Bishop will encounter the leader of the Tracksuit Mafia, who is teased at being Echo. However, Kazi (who appears in the episode 2 credits) can also be seen in the room.
Based on trailers for the show, which have a few clips that haven’t yet been seen in the show, it appears that Hawkeye and Kate Bishop will escape from the Tracksuit Mafia. Clips show the pair driving to escape the thugs. Clint is at the wheel while Kate fires an assortment of deadly arrows at the Tracksuit gang.
While Echo is introduced in episode 2, she has her own show and is therefore assumed to ultimately be a hero. (Villains can have their own shows, of course, but precedence in the comics makes it likely that she will be a hero.)
Who is the Swordsman in Hawkeye?
Jack Duquesne is the Swordsman in the Hawkeye TV show.
The fact that he is good with a fencing sword teases his superhero identity. Kate Bishop believes it was Jack who killed Armand but is still trying to prove it.
Marvel has a habit of introducing a suspicious character at the beginning of a show, only to add a twist that turns them into a good guy. This makes me believe that Jack won’t be the true villain.
Is Kingpin in the Hawkeye TV show?
Kingpin could appear in the Hawkeye TV show. However, by the end of episode 2, there’s no sign of the infamous Marvel villain.
Echo has ties to the character, however, and could well be working for Kingpin. Fans will want to keep their ears and eyes open for future teases at the character.
With Daredevil actor Charlie Cox returning for Spider-Man: No Way Home, it’s certainly possible that his most memorable villain will also return in the MCU.
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