In addition to Magneto becoming the sole ruler of the entire world (hence the House of M title), Peter Parker and the formerly dead Gwen Stacy are married with a son, Steve Rogers has aged to nearly 100 years having never been frozen and Mystique is in a relationship with Wolverine. However, in the comic book source material, it is not just Wanda who gets her wish.īefore the Avengers and X-Men have the chance to reluctantly carry out their assignment, the world immediately ceases to be the same and becomes the result of every major Marvel character’s deepest desire coming true. (Image credit: Marvel) Scarlet Witch Creates A New, Wish-Granting RealityĪnother major theme of the House of M storyline that appears to be important in WandaVision is “wish-fulfillment.” Scarlet Witch’s resurrection of her lost love, Vision, and the projection of a “normal” life with him is exactly what the burdened superhero has always wanted. Maybe then we will see what is in store for Marvel’s surreal ode to golden age sitcoms and, better yet, Phase 4 as a whole.
To help those already itching to see the premiere of WandaVision better understand what this show may really be about, as well as anyone confused by our speculative comparisons to the House of M storyline, allow us to clear everything up and break down its main plot. That being said, it also makes it wonder what crucial effects this story may have on the future of the franchise. On the other hand, it also raises even more questions about how closely the spinoff series, which is dropping exclusively on Disney+ possibly by December 2020, will follow the original arc, considering how many of its key characters do not exist in the MCU (either not yet or not anymore). If the blink-and-you-miss-it shot of a wine bottle bearing the name “House of Mepris” as seen above proves WandaVision is an adaptation of Brian Michael Bendis’ beloved 2005 storyline, that definitely would help make sense of what WandaVision is really about.
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