‘WandaVision’: What is all that of the Marvel multiverse?

The Marvel multiverse explained for those who are lost with the Disney + WandaVision series . Does it make sense for an actor who came from the Fox Marvel Universe to appear on the Disney + series? The Marvel Studios and Disney multiverse trilogy – Scarlet Witch and Vision , Spider-Man 3, and Doctor Strange 2: Into the Madness Multiverse – makes perfect sense. It is our daily bread in the universe of superheroes.

WandaVisionmay well be the first step, the first brick, of Marvel Studios and Disney + to open the door to the Multiverse of Marvel worlds and characters, not only the mutants of the X-Men and Deadpool, but also to The Fantastic 4 and even characters ‘forgotten’ for the general public like Ghost Rider or Punisher or Daredevil or Luke Cage – beware, I have said general public-. 

There are several tracks that walk in that direction. The first of them the mere fact that in Marvel comics there has always been a multiverse (different timelines and different worlds and realities coexisting, with different versions of the same characters), and now that Disney owns practically all the characters You can make everyone you care about move in the same universe or even jump from one universe to another.Spider-Man 3 . 

They are supposed to be the villains of the previous Spider-Man representations, played by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, who is rumored to appear in the film as well – let’s leave them to rumors for now. In the post-credits scenes of Spider-Man: Far From Home we find the J. Jonah Jameson of JK Simmons from the previous versions of Spider-Man shouting from a huge dock in New York, airing the identity of Spidey to the four winds. And in episodes 5 and 6 of the WandaVision series, we have been dumbfounded – even though we had read the leaks months ago – the appearance of Evan Peters, the Quicksilver from the X-Men movies on Fox, as the character’s brother by Elizabeth Olsen, Wanda Maximoff. 

We were surprised to find this Pietro Maximoff when the Marvel Cinematic Universe had always had another actor to bring him to life – until his character died – in the body and soul of Aaron Taylor Johnson. So we ask ourselves: Which Pietro is: the Fox one or the MCU one?

If it is the first, it means that it is a mutant and that Marvel Studios and Disney can explore, recover and do what they want with all the characters that until now they did not control. But above all that they can add them to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as has been done all their lives in comics: through the multiverse. They are different universes. 

Within the non-cinematic Marvel Universe, there is a long list of worlds and timelines, ever expanding. Many of Marvel’s most popular stories have given birth to worlds of their own, and their adventures continue even after their respective story arcs conclude. As Marvel Studios CEO Kevin Feige has acknowledged that the WandaVision series, Spider-Man 3 and Doctor Strange 2:

Into the Multiverse of Madness make up a trilogy of the multiverse, this may be the way in which Disney is going to introduce all the characters that interest you in the main stream of its stories. And on top of that, you will recognize an entrance door (and exit) whenever you need a new character. It is the way it will have to introduce the Daredevil from the Netflix series, the Fox Fantastic 4, who had two different representations, the X-Men. But it can also take characters still owned by Sony like Morbius or Spider-Gwen or Miles Morales or whatever comes to mind. 

Because this is what has always been done in comics. It is the way it will have to introduce the Daredevil from the Netflix series, the Fox Fantastic 4, which had two different representations, the X-Men. But it can also take characters still owned by Sony like Morbius or Spider-Gwen or Miles Morales or whatever comes to mind. Because this is what has always been done in comics. It is the way it will have to introduce the Daredevil from the Netflix series, the Fox Fantastic 4, which had two different representations, the X-Men. But it can also take characters still owned by Sony like Morbius or Spider-Gwen or Miles Morales or whatever comes to mind. Because this is what has always been done in comics.

In the Marvel multiverse there is Earth-616, which is known as the first universe, which would be something like the main Marvel universe and which was officially born with the first issue of Fantastic 4, although it actually saw the light twenty years earlier. . In the year 2000 a new land was created, Earth-1610, the Marvel Ultimate. It was the publisher’s attempt to give the classic Marvel characters more than a facelift: a new origin. It is there, for example, where Miles Morales, the new Spider-Man, was born. But it is that Miles Morales made the leap to Earth 616 … are you getting an idea?

Wanda Maximoff creates a new universe (Earth-58163) in which mutants are the dominant race on Earth. In theory it was an illusion that could only last as long as his magic lasted, but this reality survived. It is the world in which the Dynasty of M takes place, the story in which Wanda tries to make up for all the evil she did when she found out that her children had died and that Agatha Harkness and the Avengers had hidden it from her (this is what Avengers account: Disunity).

Then there is Earth-807128, that of Old Logan, where the villains killed all the heroes, with honorable exceptions, such as Wolverine or Hawkeye … but it is that some of these characters then jumped into Universe 616. ..

There are more than a hundred universes.

Marvel Studios and Disney now have the opportunity to play with all those characters. Why wouldn’t Evan Peter’s Quicsilver jump into the Marvel Cinematic Universe? It may or may not stay, but why shouldn’t it jump? If what happens in WandaVision opens for whatever reason – the magic of chaos or whatever justifies what is going to happen – the door to all these worlds fit from Jamie Foxx to previous incarnations of Fantastic 4 … but also new incarnations that can come from all worlds. Why not … if it is what has always been done? Miles Morales is the best recent example of a popular audience character who has made the leap into video games and movies even though he was not from the main Marvel universe.

Now it only remains to cross your fingers.