The first trailer for Hawkeye has been released and our bows are full of questions. Starring Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton and Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop, the series appears to be Renner's last as an active superhero. In fact, it begins with him one step closer to saying, "I'm too old to do this."

The great news is that the trailer for the show, which will air on Disney Plus, gives a little preview of the Renner-Bishop dialogue. Plus, it's wintertime, so the show will be holiday-themed. However, for all that this clip offers, we are left with questions.

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The answer is probably yes, but the trailer begins with Clint parting ways with his family, worried about the new Hawkeye/Ronin who is causing a stir. Yes, this seems to be a post-"Endgame" event, with Burton (mostly) relieved of his duties as an Avenger.

But now that he is getting back into the action, we worry (again) about his family. Yes, the Bartons have a history of attracting trouble, and with Yelena Belova still in the picture, we are not sure how good this show will be for the family.

As for Kate Bishop (that new Hawkeye), there are a couple of examples we have seen in the comics. First, we met her in "Young Avengers" and "Hawkeye" when the original Hawkeye died. [And in the iconic Hawkeye film by Matt Fraction and David Aja, she and Hawkeye ran together, with the latter mentoring Hawkeye as the former's replacement. But when she met Bishop this time, she already considered herself "the best archer in the world."

So how did she get that skill set?

The Christmas-inspired look and the many explosions would lead Hawkeye to ask, "Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?" which may spark the eternal debate of "Is it a Christmas movie?". Before this trailer hit, I never thought of Hawkeye as a "Christmas show," but the timing on the calendar (debuting the week of Thanksgiving) certainly fits that idea.

That said, I am curious how this time of year fits into Barton and Bishop's story. It makes some sense that they would inherit the bow and arrow as a gift, but to what extent does Hawkeye fit into the calendar frame?

Tom's Guide editor Tom Pritchard pointed out to me in Slack: Jeremy Renner wears a hearing aid in the "Hawkeye" trailer. We don't remember that from the MCU, so obviously we're going to take more inspiration from the Hawkeye comic as well as the fraction/adja run story of giving up the bow and arrow and fighting street crime.

The story of Hawkeye's hearing aid goes back to the comic where Hawkeye was stabbed in the ear with an arrow by a villainous clown. But will we ever see this vile and violent act?

Burton learns sign language after this. Will the "Disney Plus" series retell this story?

There are plenty of shadowy (you won't find a darker trailer) bad guys, but the trailer gives little away who Burton and Bishop fight.

We already know that a clown played by Kazimierz Kazimierczak, aka Kazi, will be hunting Burton in the show. We also expect the comic book villain Dracula Mafia in tracksuits to make an appearance.

But how will they be portrayed? How dark will this show get?

Hawkeye will debut on Disney Plus on November 24, 2021.