WandaVision Episode 3 Reveals Marvel Debuts of Two Young Avengers
After the surprising and ridiculously fast pregnancy in the second episode of
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania and
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Marvel Studios just took a major first step in the latest episode of
WandaVision Episode 3 below.
In the episode, Wanda s pregnancy advances very quickly throughout the day; she starts out as just a few months pregnant and finally comes to term by the end of the episode. All the while, she and Vision argue over whether to name their child Tommy or Billy.
When she goes into labor, Vision quickly attempts to retrieve their doctor while Geraldine aids in the delivery of the child. The baby is born shortly before Vision returns, but Wanda doesn t stop pushing. Of course, Wanda is having twins. The episode reveals both babies to be boys and they are subsequently given the names Billy and Tommy, just like in the source material.
First came love, then came marriage, then came babies in a (double-wide) baby carriage.
In the third episode of “WandaVision,” Wanda experiences a mysterious magical pregnancy that, within the span of a day, leads to the birth of her and Vision’s twin boys, Tommy and Billy. And this introduction of their children could mean the eventual appearance of the superheroes Wiccan and Speed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
In the comics, Wiccan, a.k.a. Billy Kaplan, and Speed, a.k.a. Tommy Shepherd, are members of the Young Avengers. It’s a next-gen superhero team whose lineup has included Kate Bishop (who will be introduced in the Disney+ series “Hawkeye”), Cassie Lang (who has already been seen in the MCU and will be back in the upcoming “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania”) and America Chavez (who will appear in “Doctor Strange in the Multitude of Madness”).
Understand the Sorrow at the Heart of WandaVision With These Comics
We explore the heartbreaking romance between The Vision and Scarlet Witch through these seven key Marvel comics.
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This article is part of
The Reading List, a monthly column in which we encourage you to take your enthusiasm for a particularly groovy TV show and direct it into a wide array of extracurricular studies. This entry explores the tumultuous romance behind ‘WandaVision’ and suggests several comics to explore if you want more of their steamy action.
The romance between Marvel’s The Vision and Wanda, the Scarlet Witch, is not at all comparable to most comic book relationships. They are not Lois and Clark. They’re not Peter Parker and Mary Jane. At the core of their connection is an unbearable pain, and since its introduction within the comics’ pages, these two characters have shattered many times over. Their saga is one of psychological torment and repair. Survival is v
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