As a sort of comic-based medical drama mixed in with the intrigue of mystery, Carter was one of the rare examples of a female protagonist carrying her own comic titles. The comic was no huge success, but it becomes particularly notable given the character's later revival in Soon after she established herself as the foremost name in the super medical practice, providing a safe haven for injured heroes to turn to where their identities and secrets would receive the respect of her confidentiality.
Whether it was a suture, a bandage, or just a once-over for concussions, the Night Nurse was always a valuable resource to New York's many heroes. The character is more recognizable to general audiences under the name Claire Temple from Netflix's Daredevil TV show, played by Rosario Dawson and fulfilling the same role in the show as Night Nurse does in the comics.
Both characters tend to the wounds of injured heroes, and the show even provided subtle nods to Temple's comic book background throughout its run. There have been multiple Night Nurses over the years, but Carter certainly seemed like the main inspiration for Dawson's character. Still, a relationship with Hawkeye is uncharted territory for the Night Nurse.
Given that the Avengers' resident archer is now a household name this could mean a bump in recognition that the character has never seen over the many decades since her first publication.
It was strange because it's such a terrifying poster. Although Cardellini had already earned several regular television spots, it was her turn as Linda Weir in NBC's Freaks and Geeks that really marked the start of her notoriety.
The show featured her as a nerdy "mathlete" high schooler who decides to make friends with some less academically-inclined members of the student population, much to her parents' chagrin. Although it was cancelled after the first season, it's since become a cult favorite and a central talking point in most of Cardellini's current interviews. How can you not be proud of that show? I said, 'I don't want to do anything until I test for Freaks and Geeks. In Legally Blonde , Cardellini appeared as Chutney, the unfortunately-named daughter of a murdered millionaire who takes the stand to testify against the client of Reese Witherspoon's first-year law student-turned-academic intern Elle Woods.
Through the course of Elle's initially rocky interrogation, she eventually corners Chutney into admitting she's perjured herself by saying she took a shower just after having a perm — a cardinal sin of coifdom — and worse, she's the one who pulled the trigger that took out her own dad. Cardellini's role might've been small, but it was a chance to mix it up with the type of work she was doing.
As she told Pretty52 of playing the quirky villain in the film, "I tried to take as many different turns as I could to make it interesting for myself and hopefully for everybody watching. Make it interesting for them, to say, 'Oh wait a second, is that her again? What's she doing now?! Cardellini was still working her way into the mainstream by the time she started securing more steady work, but being a part of the Scooby Doo films still might not have done the trick of making her a household name.
The live-action adaptation of the popular kids detective series featured the actress alongside several other teen favorites of the time, including Freddie Prinze, Jr. However, thanks to her thick-framed glasses in the first film, her face wasn't exactly getting seared into audiences' memories during the movie. As she later told Interview Magazine , "I get recognized less from that. Usually it's if somebody knows that it's me and they tell their kid. When it first came out, I could stand next to the poster, and nobody would know that it was me in the poster, which I found entertaining.
She might not be one of the Brokeback Mountain cast members who comes to mind first, considering her role was relatively small and Hollywood proceeded to heap an enormous amount of praise on the movie's leads, but you've probably not forgotten Cardellini's scenes in the film. She had a brief role as Cassie Cartwright, a small-town waitress who takes a shine to Heath Ledger's Ennis Del Mar, not knowing his complicated familial history and the fact that he's still holding a candle for Jake Gyllenhaal's Jack Twist.
Cardellini admitted that her interest in the role first stemmed from her admiration for the director and screenwriter. She told The A. That script is so beautiful. I remember spending 45 minutes auditioning and thinking, 'I may not get this part, but it doesn't matter because I just spent 45 minutes getting directed by Ang Lee. Cardellini really got to show off her flare for the dramatic with her long-standing role on NBC's ER as Samantha Taggart, a nurse who is both a recovering alcoholic and a single mother.
She played the character for six seasons, enduring everything from unstable exes to a hostage situation at the hospital to an exploding ambulance. Although she was able to do other projects during her five-season run on the show, she's called the experience of being on the series a " marathon " and didn't commit to doing any regular TV work, other than voice roles in animated series, for the better part of a decade.
Their fondness for each other marked the first time that they were close with anyone in the comics, predating other relationships that the two had later in numerous runs. Both Black Widow and Hawkeye are defined by their pain, and both found solace in one another during dire circumstances.
When their backs are against the wall and they're fighting off swarms of enemies, they know that they can both depend on one another. Instead, he paired both Captain America and Hawkeye off with different partners, while Black Widow got together with the Hulk.
While most Marvel heroes are defined by their mutant powers or are the results of experiments, Clint Barton grows bitter over the fact that Iron Man is just a normal person assisted by a bunch of high-tech gadgets. Convinced that he can do exactly what Tony Stark can, he tailors a purple costume that would make any Grimace cosplayer jealous and adds specially-fitted tips to his weapon.
Black Widow had some solid training in Russia, but she is also outfitted with an arsenal of high-tech side pieces and wrist-mounted energy blasters. Both Hawkeye and Black Widow are efficient when it comes to performing martial arts and taking out baddies, but they lack any thing that makes them necessarily super.
Natasha has dated several character in the comic books. Hawkeye has also dated his fair share of characters, though some relationships have been harder for him than others. For example, Hawkeye left the Avengers in a fit of jealousy after Scarlet Witch dumped him for Vision. During the Hawkeye mini-series, he teams up with Mockingbird and the duo are eventually married in Hawkeye 4. Their relationship is further developed in West Coast Avengers , leading up to her demise in Avengers Natasha was previously married to Alexei Shostakov before she defected to the U.
This happened when the Red Guardian faked his own passing to become a spy for sinister purposes. The two were actually engaged for a time before she broke up with him to pursue a career as a vigilante. The love affair has been an on and off again issue with Marvel fans, though it has never been explored in the MCU. During Tales of Suspense , former Black Widow exes Hawkeye and Winter Soldier team up with Black Widow to rid the world of a bunch of Natasha clones, creating a buddy dynamic between the three despite the previous romantic tension.
Following his Avengers affiliation, Hawkeye takes over the Thunderbolts from Baron Zemo and allows himself to get arrested in their place, permitting their crimes to be absolved under the eye of the law in Thunderbolts Natasha used to be a KGB agent and was a soldier for her country, where she committed numerous unforgivable acts.
However, this doesn't stop her from committing more evil deeds. In the Ultimates universe, their paths get even darker; Natasha aids the Liberators in invading the U. Hawkeye was a normal man who was inspired by superheroes and was disgruntled by capitalist society.
When Clint refused to serve S. Clint then responded that war combat was not the same thing as performing jobs of nefarious nature. This was all changed in The Ultimates , however, where Hawkeye hit Black Widow with an arrow between her eyes for betraying the Avengers and taking out his family.
While, for the most part, Clint refuses to take the lives of others, Black Widow does not follow the same code. However, this character's real identity was Claire Voyant.
Claire he had nothing to do with the KGB, though - she was a satanist with a flare for spiritism. There were also other characters who took up the mantle.
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