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Scarlet Witch Vol 2: World of Witchcraft: Scarlet Witch (vol. 2) #6-10 January 2017 978-0785196839: Scarlet Witch Vol 3: The Final Hex: Scarlet Witch (vol. 2) #11-15 May 2017 978-1302902667: Scarlet Witch By James Robinson: The Complete Collection: Scarlet Witch (vol. 2) #1-15 February 2021 978-1302927387: Volume 3 (2023–2024) Scarlet Witch ...
While exploring the Witch's Road, a dimensional path existing outside normal space and time, Wanda meets Natalya Maximoff, another woman who calls herself the Scarlet Witch and a friend of Agatha. Wanda realizes this is her mother's spirit, and that Natalya is visiting the Witch's Road in the past, at a point in time before she is pregnant.
Agatha Harkness debuted in Fantastic Four #94 (October 1969), created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. [6] She appeared in the "Avengers Disassembled" storyline, [7] the 2022 Midnight Suns series, [8] the 2023 Scarlet Witch Annual one-shot, [9] the 2024 House of Harkness series, [10] and the 2024 Agatha Harkness: The Saga of the Salem Witch trade paperback.
Scarlet Witch may refer to: Scarlet Witch, the Marvel Comics character; Scarlet Witch (Marvel Cinematic Universe), the Marvel Cinematic Universe film version
The Avengers try to go meet Agatha, but they are attacked by Agatha's possessed heroes. Scarlet Witch is nearly killed by Cyclops, but Captain Marvel saves her. Spider-Man, Jessica Jones, and Clea arrive. Captain Marvel realizes that Agatha is trying to create a new Darkhold as she and Wanda meet Agatha.
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Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch is a character primarily portrayed by Elizabeth Olsen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) media franchise based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. Wanda is initially depicted as a Sokovian refugee who, along with her twin brother Pietro Maximoff / Quicksilver , volunteers to be experimented on by ...
In May 2024, Marvel Studios released a new logo on Twitter with the title Agatha: The Lying Witch with Great Wardrobe, but took down the post soon after. Germain Lussier at Gizmodo thought this may have been a joke or a mistake and noted that it was referencing the C. S. Lewis novel The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (1950).