Who would win in a fight SpiderVerse's Gwen Stacy or Hawkeye's Kate Bishop?
Actress Hailee Steinfeld has had the privilege of playing two powerful heroes in projects under the Marvel banner. Through Disney, she played Clint Barton's partner and eventual heir of the title of Hawkeye in the Disney+ miniseries while also taking on the role of the alternate universe Gwen Stacy better known as Spider-Gwen in the Sony animated gem Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
COLLIDER VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Picking a definitive winner was a challenge for Steinfeld. Kate proved herself very capable with a bow having trained for years following the death of her father to master the bow like her idol Hawkeye. Akin to her hero before her, she's shown she doesn't need powers to take on major threats like Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin.
Steinfeld has wasted no time weighing who's stronger between her two heroes. "I've thought about it," she told Weintraub. "Who do I think actually wins? Wow. You know, so it seems as much as I thought about it, I don't know that I have the answer. I think they're both highly, highly capable, and skilled.
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