Hasitha Fernando on WandaVision’s big questions coming out of the fifth episode…
Now, that was a real doozy of an episodes wasn’t it? Just when we think we’ve got things figured out, WandaVision throws a proverbial curve ball at us with Friday’s fifth episode, and what a curve ball THAT was. I’m still reeling from that particular major reveal, reflecting on its implications within the MCU going forward, but there were a few other interesting details that may have slipped under people’s radars that are worth exploring. For those haven’t yet watched the recent episode of
WandaVision s Episode 5 Twist Just Changed the MCU Forever We can t reverse death, no matter how sad it makes us.
In one of
WandaVision s most heartbreaking moments, Wanda tells her twin boys that, We can t reverse death, no matter how sad it makes us. That s not great news for all the Sparky stans out there, whether you re a fan of cute dogs or the Tom King Vision comics this little critter was inspired by.
However, what Wanda says isn t entirely true. Sure, the mechanics of Vision s resurrection are yet to be determined, but we do know that Maximoff is somehow responsible for his return, reanimating his robot corpse like a creepy puppeteer.
A movie like
Spider-Man 3 is bound to be a canvas for artists crafting fan art to paint beautiful pictures of what could be. With a slew of characters, both confirmed and heavily speculated, set to join director Jon Wattsâ big threequel, thereâs a bunch of possibilities for just that sort of enterprise to take flight. And now, thanks to a professional thatâs been to this rodeo plenty of times, we now have look at what it could look like if Charlie Coxâs
Daredevil joined the MCU.
Artist Bosslogic has picked up his proverbial paintbrush and given us another masterpiece. Not content with showing us Tom Hardy as James Bond or Oscar Isaac as Solid Snake, long before the latter was actually cast, the Instagram mainstay has taken some recent