President and CCO of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige said that the Marvel Cinematic Universe would bring its first Southeast Asian superhero into its universe. While there is not much to choose from when it comes to the Marvel Comics world, there is one hero known as Wave that could hint at a new Marvel super
The mysteries surrounding WandaVision have kept the fans going nuts since the show premiered weeks ago. Theories such as the possibility of Mephisto being the one in control of Wanda’s reality have abounded on the internet. We also speculated whether Monica Rambeau gained powers from the Thanos snap. But over the past week or so,
One of the best things about WandaVision airing weekly on Disney+ is that it gives fans a chance to discuss theories and predict what might happen. This is something the instant gratification of Netflix’s full season drops has taken away from fans. The big mystery of WandaVision — who created this world — seems to
Marvel’s slow-burn release of WandaVision has allowed fans to explore everything about each of the half-hour episodes, looking for clues about what is happening. While some fans hate waiting and don’t understand the WandaVision sitcom setting, the truth is that something big is coming. The exciting part is watching as it plays out week by
WandaVision Hydrasoak commercial from episode 3 of the new Marvel Studios series reveals more MCU connections from Agents Of SHIELD.
WandaVision has hit Disney+ as the start of Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It has been a huge hit, with critics praising its ingenuity with a high 94% fresh rating, but many fans dismissing it, with a lower 79% rating. For fans who were expecting a paint-by-numbers superhero series similar to the
On the third episode of WandaVision. Wanda Maxomoff had just delivered twin boys, Tommy and Billy, thanks to the help from her neighbor Geraldine. As she stood looking at her children, she began to sing a song in a foreign language, which greatly affected Geraldine. After this, everything went wrong and viewers finally saw things
WandaVision hit Disney+ on January 15, with the first two episodes of the new Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series arriving, and seven more to come in weekly installments every Friday. Check out our review of WandaVision here. To celebrate the release of the new series, which features Scarlet Witch and Vision from The Avengers movies,
WandaVision hit Disney+ on January 15 with the first MCU action since Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2019. However, this might not be what fans expected — at least not at first. WandaVision brings back two Avengers, Wanda Maximoff (The Scarlet Witch) and The Vision. However, since The Vision died in Avengers: Infinity War, that leaves several
WandaVision hits Disney+ on Friday, January 15. However, for fans unfamiliar with how Disney+ works, this is not like Netflix. Anyone who watched The Mandalorian knows that Disney+ doesn’t drop all their shows at once and has a weekly release date like regular broadcast networks. However, there is good news for fans wanting to see