WandaVision is intriguing for a number of reasons, not the least of which is that one of its main characters is currently dead. But we know better by now than to second-guess Marvel, so despite the confusion, we're eager to see what WandaVision has in store for us when it hits Disney+.
During the company's Hall H presentation at San Diego Comic Con in July of 2019, Marvel Studios revealed a pretty packed calendar for 2020 and '21, laying out plans for a whopping ten new films and television series centered around various characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Originally, WandaVision was scheduled to be the second of seven MCU projects premiering in 2021, but those plans have been reworked numerous times since then, with multiple unanticipated delays altering the series release date. WandaVision initially moved its release up to late 2020, before being pushed back to 2021 once again due to the ongoing delays and disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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