TOPIC: Let's Talk HAWKEYE! (SPOILERS AHEAD)

Dave wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

Brokkr wrote: Any guess on who "Uncle" is? Default goes to Kingpin.

I should probably re-watch the Netflix shows. I don't remember if I watch season 3 of Daredevil and I know I didn't finish Jessica Jones.

When the uncle laughed. It sound like vincent d'onofrio. I am
Going to watch agin and really
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During Echo's flashback sequence the business where her father works is called "Fat Man Auto Repair". Sure seems to foreshadow Kingpin to me.

My thoughts exactly. And I thought it was D’Onofrio’s laugh as well.

Just chiming in to say I love this series. My favorite Marvel/Disney TV show yet. No "more powerful than Thanos" stupid craziness...just good characters and stories.

I think it was Kingpin also, although it could be a misdirect like Mephisto in WandaVision.

Rumor has it that the Echo series will heavily feature Daredevil and his supporting cast. Of course, there are tons of rumors of where Daredevil, Kingpin, etc. will show up next.

Take a look at the name that comes up when they search Kazi on the computer in Kate's mother's house, it should be a pretty solid lead

balthasar wrote: Take a look at the name that comes up when they search Kazi on the computer in Kate's mother's house, it should be a pretty solid lead

This article references these three names, is on one of these what you were referring to?

On the list of names as Kate and Clint are looking for info on Kazi we see a T. Kadlec. This is probably a coincidence, but Kadlec is an Inhuman known as “the Seeker.” Considering how far Marvel Studios wants to stay away from too much Inhumans-related stuff after that ABC TV debacle, this is probably a coincidence.

There’s also an M. Kemp. This, like the Wilson Fisk teases above, is another potential Daredevil connection. Appearing in one episode of Daredevil season 3, Michael Kemp was a member of the Albanian mob who Matt Murdock had to question while imprisoned on Ryker’s Island.

There’s an S. Killan, who shares a last name with Aldrich Killan of Iron Man 3 fame (hey, that’s another Christmas in the MCU thing!), but this one is a likely coincidence.

I see now you probably were referring to Sloan LTD. I wouldn't have picked up on that on my own.

With the number of easter eggs that have been in the DIsney+ Marvel stuff, I am trying to decide if the number on the ticket attached to the Rolex in Hawkeye is an issue number clue or something else? Avengers 268 has references to Kang and Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man 268 has the Kingpin. It could just be a totally random number, but I know they've had issue number easter eggs in other series.

balthasar wrote: With the number of easter eggs that have been in the DIsney+ Marvel stuff, I am trying to decide if the number on the ticket attached to the Rolex in Hawkeye is an issue number clue or something else? Avengers 268 has references to Kang and Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man 268 has the Kingpin. It could just be a totally random number, but I know they've had issue number easter eggs in other series.

there is not a random number it means something

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

balthasar wrote: With the number of easter eggs that have been in the DIsney+ Marvel stuff, I am trying to decide if the number on the ticket attached to the Rolex in Hawkeye is an issue number clue or something else? Avengers 268 has references to Kang and Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man 268 has the Kingpin. It could just be a totally random number, but I know they've had issue number easter eggs in other series.

there is not a random number it means something

Found another possibility. Uncanny X-men 268 is a great issue with a flashback to Captain America, Wolverine, and Black Widow in a team up story. I know that Clint mentioned the watch was tied to somebody's identity, so I've been assuming it was Clint or Natasha, but I guess we have to wait and see if more clues pop up.

balthasar wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

balthasar wrote: With the number of easter eggs that have been in the DIsney+ Marvel stuff, I am trying to decide if the number on the ticket attached to the Rolex in Hawkeye is an issue number clue or something else? Avengers 268 has references to Kang and Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man 268 has the Kingpin. It could just be a totally random number, but I know they've had issue number easter eggs in other series.

there is not a random number it means something

Found another possibility. Uncanny X-men 268 is a great issue with a flashback to Captain America, Wolverine, and Black Widow in a team up story. I know that Clint mentioned the watch was tied to somebody's identity, so I've been assuming it was Clint or Natasha, but I guess we have to wait and see if more clues pop up.

maybe it links to Laura. That is why she knew about it and spoke german. maybe she is a spy/super hero. They hid her from the world (witness protection) that is why she did not go to NYC with the family. Maybe she has a link(was head or track suit mafia..or wanted by them)

in wanda vision was the date august 23rd...did spiderman trailer come out that day. So 268 could mean something like that too

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

balthasar wrote:

lazlo_hollyfeld1985 wrote:

balthasar wrote: With the number of easter eggs that have been in the DIsney+ Marvel stuff, I am trying to decide if the number on the ticket attached to the Rolex in Hawkeye is an issue number clue or something else? Avengers 268 has references to Kang and Iron Man and Amazing Spider-Man 268 has the Kingpin. It could just be a totally random number, but I know they've had issue number easter eggs in other series.

there is not a random number it means something

Found another possibility. Uncanny X-men 268 is a great issue with a flashback to Captain America, Wolverine, and Black Widow in a team up story. I know that Clint mentioned the watch was tied to somebody's identity, so I've been assuming it was Clint or Natasha, but I guess we have to wait and see if more clues pop up.

maybe it links to Laura. That is why she knew about it and spoke german. maybe she is a spy/super hero. They hid her from the world (witness protection) that is why she did not go to NYC with the family. Maybe she has a link(was head or track suit mafia..or wanted by them)

I'm guessing it's Laura also. She's clearly much more than it appeared - I'm guessing an ex-SHIELD agent. That makes more narrative sense than belonging to someone that isn't in the mini-series. Or maybe she's an ex-Black Widow?