WandaVision wraps up this coming Friday, bringing to a close one of the most talked-about Marvel productions ever. And all that talk will inevitably lead to a whole lot of disappointment for some.

WandaVision is a series that's had its fare share of surprises, but the most recent episode boasted its most explosive twist yet, with major potential ramifications for the future of the MCU.

There's a whole lot of mystery going on in WandaVision, but the Marvel show may also be cleverly planting the seeds for a big MCU-shaking reveal later on.

Some journalists were able to watch the first three episodes of the upcoming Marvel Disney+ serious the incredible praise has been virtually universal.

Marvel's upcoming Disney+ miniseries really leaned hard into its classic sitcom influences, plus more details revealed about the super-secretive production.

Marvels' WandaVision looks to be the comic book studio's most experimental offering yet, and if my geek senses are correct, it could set the stage for some major developments for the bigger MCU... maybe even starting to introduce those pesky mutants!

Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff and Paul Bettany's Vision are back (the latter from the dead) and somehow stuck in a classic sitcom in what looks like the trippiest Marvel Cinematic Universe entry yet!

At some point in time we may all go through some existential mid-life crisis. For Kathryn Hahn's character in this new series, its her good nature that she wants to change.