Vision

Yes, it is.

And we will be talking about DC, getting into some hot topics on DC, Vision Quest announcements and our theories on it.

It's going to be the conclusion to apparently the trilogy of the WandaVision and Agatha all along TV series.

And we're going to go into some old rumors of Young Avengers.

Yes.

Every one of their movies is judged by some version of perfection, like Endgame, so.

Okay.

Well, this conversation will probably arise again throughout our episodes, but we should move on to Vision Quest.

Yes.

And then we like finally meet Cap in, um, Scotland after our little Wanda-Vision duo where they're like, "I just feel you."

you."Yeah, I mean, this is, I think, the last time we have seen the Scarlet Witch, like, kinda, like, happy.

You know, she, she's had a, she's had a go of it-

[laughs]

Which if there's food talk in a movie, chances are I'm gonna remember it because I love my food.

And then Vision-

And then he gets-

Hello, and welcome to The Comics Canon, the podcast that reads, reviews, and renders judgment on the greatest comic book stories of yesterday and today.

On this episode, we look ahead to the October 14 debut of the new Marvel series, Vision Quest, with a look at the character's debut in Behold the Vision from Avengers 57, and Even an Android Can Cry from Avengers 58, published by Marvel Comics.

Join us as we ask the burning questions.

How good is this story, really? And does it belong in that body of great comic works known as The Comics Canon? My name is Kevin Morrow.

Kevin, your voice is not emotionless.

You're, you're a very passionate person, you know.

I'm very passionate about The Vision.

Yes.

Yeah.

[laughs] Infinity Vision.

I'll be 3:00 PM on Thursday, dressed up.

3:00 PM on Thursday.

I think there was a question or two, but then as the show went on, the show did a good job of answering a lot of stuff.

So she had a question about Vision, like, oh, how is Vision alive, but he's dead? Like, how did she recreate him? Because obviously the idea of the bubble, she is manipulating the minds of people who exist, right? And he doesn't exist.

He's dead.

But I think later you find out she stole the body.

They didn't really do any timeline shit.

was more like you're just kind of watching at least from my memory you can correct me if i'm wrong you're just kind of watching the show itself right like everything you need to know is god damn it's fly everything you need to know is like right in front of you you're you're watching you don't have to think back really too much except for you know some of the the end game stuff with with vision dying what was the name of the other vision the one that was like all white

I mean, he was also Vision, but

we made joke because there's two Visions in the Avenger comics, the one that we all know and we saw in the movies and the show, which is like green, red with the yellow cape and all that stuff.

But we got a lot of films to review, so let's get going.

Vision Quest is coming, and the showrunner, Terry Metallus, claims his show is not a sequel to Agatha All Along.

What? Alan, you've got notes for this story.

Tell me what this is about.

Well, I'll start by saying, what are we even doing?

[laughs]

[laughs] Vision Quest may be positioned as the conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy, alongside WandaVision and Agatha All Along, but showrunner Terry Metallus says that, uh, was never really his assignment.

He describes the series as more of a sequel to WandaVision, uh, while also standing completely on its own as its, uh, as a Vision-focused story.

Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, Paul Bettany seems to tease a future for Vision in the MCU past Vision Quest.

What could it mean? We will speculate.

And Chris Evans talks about why he would return to the character once again.

hope so.

That would be a string that would be like, you've already kind of abandoned the character for so long.

We haven't seen him since WandaVision.

And you're doing a whole show about it.

You can't just walk away from it again.