The Only Way Wanda Can Return in Avengers: Doomsday without Franklin Richards 🚨
Wanda didn’t die under Mount Wundagore. Marvel has pulled this trick too many times, and the comics already laid the blueprint.
In Avengers Disassembled and House of M, Wanda doesn’t vanish because she’s weak. She disappears because her power reaches a point where the universe itself becomes unstable around her. When reality starts breaking, Wanda removes herself.
The MCU mirrors this. In Multiverse of Madness, Wanda realizes she isn’t just using chaos magic. She is chaos magic. The Darkhold didn’t corrupt her. It amplified what was already there. When she destroys every Darkhold across the Multiverse, that surge doesn’t kill her. It forces her out of normal reality.
Comic Wanda does this multiple times. She isolates herself, rewrites herself, or is hidden by reality itself because she’s too dangerous to exist openly. The Scarlet Witch isn’t a hero or villain role. It’s a function. A correction mechanism when reality goes wrong.
This is where the MCU timing matters. Loki is holding timelines together at the End of Time. Monica Rambeau can move between universes without breaking them. Wanda sits in between both concepts. She doesn’t travel the Multiverse. She rewrites it.
That makes Wanda the ultimate contingency. If Doom, incursions, or Battleworld destabilize existence, Wanda isn’t brought back as a fighter. She’s released as a solution. Like in the comics, when reality needs to be reset, Wanda doesn’t show up with spells. She changes the rules.
#AvengersDoomsday
HBO's #HarryPotter series has debuted the first look at Dominic McLaughlin as the iconic boy wizard.
Filming is officially underway on the show, which will premiere in 2027 on HBO and HBO Max.
https://t.co/f2bfkbvhJv