As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to grow and evolve, it gets harder and harder to find direct correlations between the shows and movies, and the comics that inspire them--and that's not necessarily a bad thing. One of the strongest and most interesting things the MCU has brought to the table over the last decade is its twists on comic book storylines that ought to be very old hat to certain fans. From the early days of Iron Man 3's surprise Mandarin fake-out to the completely unique take on the Civil War storyline, the MCU's tendency to remix source material shows absolutely no signs of going away or slowing down any time soon.
This presents us with an interesting challenge for a show like WandaVision, however--not only is it the first Disney+ streaming MCU show and the first official entry into the much-delayed Phase 4, it's also the first of its kind in a purely narrative sense. Put simply, we have absolutely no idea what's going on here, why it's happening, how it's happening, or what it means for anything--even after the debut of the first two episodes, we've been left with more questions than ever and no answers for any of them. So, we're left to return to our tried and true roots: wild speculation and theories.
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