They say that behind every good Avenger is a lifelong partner who is okay with them to move away to save the world from Norwegian gods, angry robots or purple tyrants who are obsessed with gloves. In the case of Clint Burton, Aka Hokiki, that person is his dedicated wife and mother of his three children, Laura Burton (Linda Kardelini, who played more than one role in expressing MCU, "Lila" from "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3"). Holding with Avenging Archer through the thick and thin and sharing a Loveubow so strong Clint crossed the time and space to bring it back, it was safe to say that Laura Burton was really one of the good ones. But just what is her history in MCU and how much of it comes from comics?

It turns out that Laura Burton's history is as surprising as her entry into the world of super soldiers and iron men. It is a past that, although it is simple for ordinary viewers, it actually gets a little more confusing deeper that you dive into this franchise that extends over 17 years. Take a look close enough and you will find a sprinkle between him with another character with whom he shares history, but somehow he has never crossed the tracks with the MCU machine. However, before we reach that, let's fall apart where Laura Burton appeared in Marvel's Chinese universe and the chances of returning to the line with completely different Hokiki instead.

In what can be one of the first and cordial moments in MCC, Linda Kardelini unexpectedly appeared on Earth's strongest heroes during their second great adventure together in "Avengers: Ultron's Age". After being overwhelmed by a human monster who concluded that a man was no longer needed, the team was looking for refuge in Clint's hidden home, where his wife and children were waiting. It has been discovered that as part of Hokiki's arrangement with Shield, the Burton family can live out of the rack, far from the dangers that their dear old dad regularly face.

At the time, the only person who knew about the existence of the Burton family beside Clint was his good friend Natasha Romanof, Aka Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), who had been clear to Hokiki's family for some time. What was still surprising was just how Phil Laura was about her husband's workplace and how much she was accepted by her very human husband to fight to fight with the intensified people to oust wicked artificial intelligence. As her washer rightly pointed out in Sokovia, none of this made sense. That is, until she is discovered in Clint Disney's independent story+ that Laura was not unclean for the action she regularly found - she was actually once part of it.

As the weeks have passed during The festive fun that was Marvel's "Hokiki" seriesFans suspected Clint watch was so set to step down at the underground auction at the beginning of the show and belonged to his wife. Built with number 19 on his face, all fingers (or hands) were pointed out by his beloved wife Laura as the owner. The subject was either a retirement gift for her years in the service of Shield or referring to her former alias.

In the comics, Agent 19 was a codename given to Marvel's true character, Barbara "Bobby" Morse. She handed the title to "Stunning Stories" #18 In 1973, she also went with the name Mokingber, her more popular superhero title she wore as a member of Shield. Just like Mrs Burton, Bobby had no superpowers, but she had a lethal set of skills more in accordance with the Black Widow and her husband, which explains why, in MCC, her live iteration with action was so entered in the way her husband worked and why, In the final of the season "Hokiki"Clint Gives gives an ordinary tape, advising that she needs to pay attention to her stuff.

The only question about all this is that Laura Burton was not the only agent 19 in MCC. There was another character elsewhere that entered the action, which was actually closer to the original character of Marvel, and only avoided complication with its and other heroes being almost stages of MCC.

A year before Laura Burton appeared, Bobby Morse made his debut at Shield Agents, MCC's spin-off series, saw Clark Greg to repeat his role as an agent Coulson, dealing with top secret missions, while their most powerful heroes. Arriving in the second season of the show, Morse played Adriana Paliki and was much closer to the version of the Comic of the character From what was eventually revealed that Cardinine. Deceptive, deadly, and even covered the signature of the character, it quickly became a favorite fan and loved mockingbird. However, she never took the title agent 19, avoiding at least a little confusion as a result.

As the show progressed, the story of this small band of secret agents, which was often intertwined with major events in MCU, eventually took its own path until the 2020 series cancellation. Until that point, the mixture of Mackingber and Laura Burton was no longer a problem. However, sharing similar comic book identities of both characters has transformed a great element of Clint Burton's backstew, changing his history with one of these two deadly ladies together.

Although Laura Burton is Agent 19 of the MCC, she also stole the interest -best interest in ridiculing in the same universe. In the comics, Bobby Morse was briefly married to Hakiki, but their tumultuous relationship ended in divorce. Since then, the two have stayed close, but continued to meet other people. As for Renner's Paliki and Hokiki's link, it was found that the two were working together. As for Laura Burton, there was a comic book version of the character (country-1610) in the final universe (the country-1610), which lived a similar life with the one in MCC. Tightened by the road and received regular calls from Clint before each mission, the couple even had three children together: Kalum, Lewis and Nicole (the last named after their godfather, Nick Hurry).

Unfortunately, the tragedy hit the final comic book version of Burton's home when the assassins killed Laura and the children, and Clint was captured after the incident. After escaping, he learned that the person responsible for the attack was no one other than the Black Widow, Natasha Romanof, and Clint killed her to avenge the murder of his family. Fortunately, MCU's Hawkeye did not have to withstand the same loss and Burton is still a big happy family with an arrow, which we hope has had a few more appearances in the Chinese universe. Also, now that Kate Bishop (Haile Steinfeld) has taken the title Hokiki here onwards, maybe her stay with Burarters may even ask Laura to return to an action.