I personally, I'm so excited for both, but for different reasons, like Spider-Man it's going to be so beautiful and seeing a new and adult Spider-Man and embracing the comic, and having a terrific crew, both from behind and front of the screen, and it's gonna hpye us all as Spider-Man fans. While Doomsday is that we know who's coming and we a little bit know, but not a lot which is good, because I want to be surprised, than be spoiled, and to me this is going to be the infinty war of Multiverse movies, than anything else, it's going to be a miracle for all of us, seeing everything done handled and use incredibly amazing. And Doom will be amazing.

Robert Downey Jr. ha compartido en su cuenta de Instagram un espectacular póster fan art de Avengers: Doomsday realizado por BossLogic.

Las ilustraciones de BossLogic suelen dar mucho que hablar entre los fans de Marvel, y esta no ha sido la excepción.

👉 ¿Qué os parece este póster? ¿Os gustaría ver un diseño oficial con un estilo similar?

I’m trying to get real answers from people who actually saw the VisionQuest footage shown privately, at NYCC, at an upfront/event, or through any legitimate preview/sizzle reel discussion.

Not “my source says.” Not fake leak bait. I’m asking specifically for people who saw the footage or know what was shown in the room.

Here’s why I’m asking:

Marvel has officially positioned VisionQuest as the final part of the trilogy that started with WandaVision and continued with Agatha All Along. We also know the show is centered on White Vision trying to connect with the original Vision’s memories, including memories from inside the Hex. On top of that, the footage reportedly confirmed grown-up Tommy Shepherd, Wanda and Vision’s son.

So my question is simple:

If VisionQuest is dealing with Vision’s memories, the Hex, Tommy, Ultron, and the aftermath of WandaVision, did the footage acknowledge Wanda Maximoff in any direct way?

I’m looking for specific answers, like:

• Was Wanda shown in a flashback?

• Was Elizabeth Olsen shown at all, even briefly?

• Was Wanda mentioned by name?

• Did the footage include clips from WandaVision or Multiverse of Madness?

• Were there references to the Hex, Westview, Billy, Tommy, the Darkhold, Mount Wundagore, or Scarlet Witch imagery?

• Did Vision react emotionally to Wanda-related memories?

• Did Ultron or any other character mention Wanda?

• Did the footage imply Wanda is dead, missing, remembered, avoided, or still important to the story?

The reason this matters is because Wanda’s MCU status has been unresolved since Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness in 2022. Marvel Zombies gave us a Wanda variant/voice return, but Elizabeth Olsen said she recorded that years ago, so I do not see that as proof of current MCU movement.

With VisionQuest coming before Avengers:
Doomsday, I’m trying to figure out whether Marvel is quietly setting up Wanda’s return or intentionally keeping her completely off-screen.

I’m not asking anyone to break rules or post footage. I just want clear descriptions from people who saw it:

Did VisionQuest actually include Wanda in any form, or is her absence still being avoided?

If you saw the footage, please answer with:

• Where/when you saw it

• Whether Wanda appeared, was mentioned, or was only indirectly referenced

• How confident you are

• Whether it seemed like real setup or just background continuity

I need facts, not recycled rumors. Wanda has been gone from live-action for years, and if VisionQuest is really closing the WandaVision trilogy, it feels impossible not to ask whether the Scarlet Witch is finally being addressed.

I’ve been doing a project where I’m reading the whole of marvel and I’ve recently begun the same project for DC and something I’ve noticed is I recognize pretty much everybody from DC’s golden age where every time I ran into a new hero Marvel at the same time period they were entirely new to me. And it’s set me to thinking

Apart from obvious ones like the DC trinity you have the Justice society where those golden age heroes have been elevated to having their own corner of DC on top of a respected role of bringing up new heroes. Even bums like Hourman get in on that, old detectives from pre Batman detective comics make occasional strong appearances and even end up In animated shows like Justice league unlimited or elevated to important roles in universe like the Specter becoming the hand of god.

Meanwhile for marvel unless you’re Cap, Bucky or sometimes Namor and OCCASIONALLY Human Torch, you’re out of luck. Blue Diamond, the original black widow, blazing skull, blonde phantom, or even The Angel; one of the four original marvel heroes are all practically on a shelf with not even their mantles taken up like the flash or green lantern in most cases

Let me preface this by saying: I absolutely do not think that my head canon should be official within Marvel continuity. Logan should remain a Caucasian man, simply because that has what's been established for the five decades that he's existed. Don't get mad at me for trying to make your favorite superhero "woke" or something.

That being said: I really like the idea that James Howlett is half Native.

I first started thinking about this, simply because I'm half Native myself, and that could easily apply to Wolverine. Just to make my favorite Marvel character more relatable, for fun. He bears a lot of indigenous features, like his stoutness, jet black hair, large brow, and stoic/pissed off looking resting face; also the more stereotypical/silly aspects, like how he's a North American wilderness themed superhero. I just imagined that his biological father: Thomas Logan, was indigenous Canadian.

However, upon thinking on it more; I really do think that Wolverine being indigenous would recontextualize his tragic origin story in a different way. Let me explain:

So, Wolverine was born in 1832, Alberta Canada. He already had a fucked up life, but imagine how much more fucked up it would be if he witnessed the erasure of whichever Nation he belonged to, or any other Indians for that matter. He would've been around for Canadian natives being forcefully taken from their families and put into residential schools, to be "civilized". He could've been in the US Southwest during The Long Walk of 1864-1866.

Not saying that he couldn't empathize as a white man, and he probably especially did considering he had an Indian girlfriend, Silverfox, but I'm simply saying that it would especially suck if those were his own people, too.

I like to imagine that he feels the importance of standing up for subjugated mutants, because he wasn't able to stop what happened to another ethnic group that he was also a part of. Like, he lived through the erasure of whichever Nation he was a part of (Blackfoot, Cree, I don't know), so now he's a part of Charles Xavier's cause so that he won't let that happen again.

From Incredible Hulk #189 by Len Wein and Herb Trimpe