. Wanda had dragged a castle down upon herself as she destroyed the Darkhold, the terrible book that had turned her into a furious villain for the most of the film, when fans last saw her in the May release “Multiverse of Madness.”
Wanda clearly seemed to have passed away, and Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) assumed the same. But wait a minute, warns Feige. He says in upspeak, “I don’t know that we spotted her behind rubble. “I observed a red flash and a skyscraper coming down. I have no idea what that implies.
When asked specifically where Wanda might make a comeback, such as in “Agatha: Coven of Chaos,” the Disney+ spinoff of Kathryn Hahn’s beloved “WandaVision” character Agatha Harkness, or even to assist launch Marvel’s future “X-Men” plans, Feige evades and gives evasive responses.
There is so much more to discover, he claims. “We still haven’t discussed many of her major comic book plots,” the author said.
If we could, I’d work with Lizzie for another 100 years, says Feige. But before concluding, he offers one last tip. “In the multiverse, anything is conceivable! We must wait and see.
I don’t think any of these characters are ever really gone, according to Olsen, who also expresses her desire for Wanda to “move toward some form of redemption.” But she emphasises that she is still in the dark: “I genuinely don’t know what my future holds. There has been no agreement on anything.
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