Scarlet Witch and The Vision, one of Marvel's most tragic romances


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The love between Scarlet Witch and The Vision is one of Marvel universe’s most tragic romances, one that is about to hit TV screens this year.

Of all the Marvel Cinematic Universe announcements made during the San Diego Comic Convention last July, the one that I was most apprehensive about was the WandaVision TV series, which will focus on Scarlet Witch and The Vision.

Why? Because I’ve followed this unbelievable mutant-synthezoid union since they first went public with their relationship (Avengers (vol.1) #108). I was elated when they tied the knot (Giant Size Avengers #4), over the moon when they became parents (Vision and Scarlet Witch (vol. 2) #12), and was crushed when Wanda’s kids were revealed to be a figment of her imagination (West Coast Avengers #51). This eventually drove her life and sanity on a downward spiral.

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