Did you feel disappointed about how little Hawkeye got to do in the first Avengers movie? Jeremy Renner felt that way too, to the point where he didn't even want to continue with the series at all, and lobbied for his character to get killed off.

Jeremy Renner may never get his Hawkeye Netflix TV show, but at least there's this fan film from One Riot One Ranger Productions, which features Clint Barton, Kate Bishop, Lucky the Pizza Dog, and the Tracksuit Draculas.

As is often the case with international trailers, we've now been treated to some extra footage of Captain America: Civil War, this time featuring Hawkeye and Black Widow facing off against each other.

At a panel at Silicon Valley Comic Con, Jeremy Renner said he'd definitely love to do a Netflix series for Hawkeye--you know, like the ones other Marvel characters have been getting lately: "I think that's actually a really great model, if there's ever a way to explore the character, maybe it's in that world. These are things that are really not in my control, but I'd be open to it."

During Hillary Clinton's speech last night, NBC's Joe Scarborough tweeted at her to "smile. You just had a big night."

The characters for Marvel's upcoming mobile game Marvel Avengers Academy have been revealed! You can see the gang in a new trailer and check out Loki, Ms. Marvel, Thor, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Cap, Hulk, and Iron Man's yearbook pictures after the jump.

Without much further ado, here's this week's Pull Wisely pick: Giant Days #9, written by John Allison, with art by Max Sarin, published by BOOM! Studios.

Not only did Jeremy Renner tweet out this art featuring Captain America: Civil War characters, he watermarked it himself, which means it's probably his own personal Hawkeye fan-art. It also may or may not be an indication about which side each of the heroes in Civil War will take in the Iron Man vs. Captain America show-down.

Rumors that Hawkeye would be taking Captain America's side in Civil War have brewed for a while, and today, Jeremy Renner confirmed them.

In addition to casting Aubrey Plaza as Kate Bishop and...a dog as Pizza Dog, Tumblr user @nottonyharrison also included America Ferrera as America Chavez.

This first video might not be for those who easily get motion sick. But it's a pretty sweet look into what a virtual reality/first person game of Super Smash Bros. would be like.

This gallery of Steven Universe fan-art by Comics Alliance includes some very impressive entries, such as the one up top, created by Rita Dmitrijenko. The 37-image spread includes art of all kinds, from chalk drawings to stuffed plushes to oil painting-inspired masterpieces.

In an interview with Screen Rant, Jeremy Renner spoke a bit about his upcoming role in Captain America: Civil War. Apparently, he'll be in on the action.

It’s time for Pull Wisely (why yes, that is an Indiana Jones reference), where we give you short snippets of which comics we’re looking forward to each week—and then ask for your recommendations in the comments. And because we like giving you info in a way that’s pleasing to you, you’ve got the video up top, our Top 10 written out below, or you can earn extra credit by checking out both. The possibilities are endless.

For fans of the incredibly flawed, somehow tragic sharpshooter, this promises to be a fitting goodbye from the two creators who've managed to incorporate a great deal of humanity into the Avenger(s).

Yesterday, I told you about some of the new comics coming out as part of Marvel's "All-New, All-Different" Universe in which some pretty radical changes are taking place! Well, today Marvel officially released their previews out into the world beyond comic retailers.

Matt Fraction, kickass comics writer and award-winner for Hawkeye and Sex Criminals among other work, stopped by Late Night With Seth Meyers last night to discuss... Hawkeye and sex, actually. Kind of. Enjoy.