The fact that hickman was one of the writers of AvX, where Wanda was brought just to help the Avengers in the Phoenix five fights and then that moment with Hope creating new mutants or whatever.
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WandaVision: At this point, if you still need me to explain why this show is good, it is very clear you have no straight men in your life.
Wanda fans have found tweets of Leah calling Wanda one of her comicbook girlfriends along with other comicbook girls, so i'm curious about how she feels about her and how will she write her in this book, (so far she got murderer) and i know this is Magnus central book...
But then i remember we're in the hickman era where Wanda has been demonized and humilliated: first by Strange in the empyre mini and also the way she got murderer, a powerful sorceress with years of experience in a superhero Team getting strangled? C'mon now
At least it seems like she likes the character, but with her writings skills a disaster can happen. What she did with Prodigy on last issues of x-factor was awfull enough
The event seems heavily editorially mandated and it involves a lot of Krakoa politics.
She got the worse treatment Everytime she show up on a x-men books
I agree with Relugus that Wanda might stay dead for a while to jump-start some other plots... or then again she might not. It really all hinges on how much the status quo changes after "Inferno," which will be wrapping up around the same time as this story.
Is the "trial of Magneto" story intended to set up stories about other characters (Billy, Tommy, Teddy, Magneto) angsting over her death? Or is it something they just have to do as quickly as possible after they delayed it from 2020?
I have no idea and arguing about it probably won't do much good, since she has no stories in the last two years for us to go on -- all the "clues" in the miniseries will be things we're learning for the first time.
I'll try to keep my pessimism in check for now. It's not like the next two months of Wanda being "dead" are going to be any different from the last couple of years when she was technically alive but unused.
Functional death at least allows some peace and quiet...
While in this case you will have to fear the things turn out for worse.
Last edited by MaximoffTrash; 07-03-2021 at 09:11 AM.
I don't have any reason to believe Hickman hates Wanda, he's just indifferent to her. He never had her, Vision or Wasp in his Avengers run because he was pretty up-front about the fact that he has no interest in the classic Avengers, so he used a combination of the movie lineup and his own favorites like Cannonball and Sunspot.
He wrote her as an idiot in "Empyre" and deserves all the backlash for that, but he makes a lot of characters act like idiots.
If Wanda continues to be unused it'll be less from hatred and more from indifference.
And she is a freaking useful tool, having enough worth as narrative resource but not enough to be considered a character on her own right.
That's why she cannot even be left alone.