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WandaVision show's a book in Agatha Harkness's basement — is it the Darkhold?
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WandaVision show's a book in Agatha Harkness's basement — is it the Darkhold?
CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links. Marvel is well into WandaVision, and with the speculation that Doctor Stephen Strange may make an appearance before the series is over, I decided to revisit Doctor Strange. While I enjoyed the movie even more with this latest viewing, I couldn't help but pick up on a few problems with Doctor Strange that I didn't notice the first time around. Just to be clear, all of these points are nitpicky, and while they do create s...
“Long lost bro get to squeeze his stinkin’ sister to death or what?” After waiting long enough for the audience’s welcoming cheers to subside, a white-haired man wearing a Hawaiian shirt beneath a black leather jacket asks Wanda Maximoff this question. Just after nearly brawling in their living room, Wanda and Vision are stunned in silence. “Pietro?” Wanda finally replies. This scene closed out last week’s loaded fifth episode of WandaVision, burying some of the biggest moments of the season beneath a splashier headline: Pietro Maximoff has risen from the dead. And yet, that ...
The first three episodes of WandaVision are, with a few eerie exceptions, basically episodes of a sitcom that might as well have aired half a century ago, only the lead characters are superheroes. However, the first television installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, now airing on Disney+, is very much a superhero series — it's just that whatever larger plot connects the events of the series to the wider MCU is still a mystery. With the fourth episode seemingly poised to give viewers more of a sense of what's really going on, WandaVision's head writer, Jac Schaeffer, admits that she ...
While we keep waiting for a major catastrophe to trigger the multiverse, what if it has already happened?