Originally Posted by
Coatl
YES is nice seeing so much merchandise available, they grant that nobody is forgetting Doom and putting him in a bus like the comic industry tends to do, I don't think that the possibility of a Doom 2099 figure it's too far, after all when a character is popular enough the variant versions tend to get make. We just can hope if don't become TOO expensive.
That's a point that I forgot to mention, I think that some of the interest Doom put into Wanda were about how much she make him remember his mother, they share a lot in common, Gypsies, witches, brunettes, with a lot of power who can't handle, a lot of repressed ire, wanted to use their powers to better but just makes all worse, dangerous for those who love them, and manipulated for superior Forces (Chthon in Wanda's case and Mephisto for his own mother), I can easily seeing him interested on protect her, but also that give his romantic relationship some sort of oedipus complex :S that I also think is an issue on Doom.
Yes I remember this panel but my point is that even when she looks initially willing to take the blame, once her family and friends start protecting her and shifting blame into Doom she is just like, "Mmm, yes let's go along with it", of course I'm conscious that it is a sort of personal view but I genuinely think that Doom lied at this point to protect her and she got along to save herself. And still in Uncanny Avengers and now days when the problem is touched isDoom who gets pointed even by herself.
Hell yes, Bendis really did a mess with poor Wanda (and the catalyst was beyond stupid) and was pretty hard to get her back after wiping a entire race (and one of the most important frnquices in the Marvel universe) there wasn't an easy exit out of this and Bendis never planed, neither had idea of how fix the character once the dust settled and she was put on a bus for too long. So yes, I blame all in the bald men.
I want to add that long time ago, I also used to be a big fan of Wanda, both twins to be exact because if there is something that I like is redemption arcs (when are well developed) and if there is something I like almost as much as redemption arcs, is familiar arcs; and close third is seeing people struggle with themselves to become better persons, the twins used to be that way but nowadays I only see that in Pietro.
I think he had a long painful and fulfilling road after HoM, that included attempted suicide, getting mad, falling hard and painfully as person, mutant and father and the got back in track by himself, the issue where he already was back as being a loved hero after some lies (he was even publically forgiven and condecorated for the Inhumans) but instead of living that way, accepted publicly his mistakes and goes home fully expecting being arrested or murdered, was beautiful. But seeing that the only one who presents is his stranded daughter (who had already disowned him because his lies) to claim how proud she was of him for owning his mistakes almost make me cry (by the way I also love Luna). So in some way I was expecting something similar for Wanda. But maybe it would have taken too much tie and they were interested on using the character as soon as possible.
You have a point here. Maybe as a come back for Wanda wasn't that bad.