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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskPhoto Credit: Marvel Studios VisionQuest’s showrunner just revealed whether the WandaVision universe has more stories left to tell. Terry Matalas addressed future spinoff possibilities and teased which characters could headline Marvel’s next chapter. Marvel may have more planned for WandaVision’s world after VisionQuest The WandaVision saga may not end with VisionQuest, according to showrunner Terry Matalas. In an exclusive interview with ScreenRant, Matalas addressed the possibility of future spinoffs from the franchise. VisionQuest serves as the third and final installment in the WandaVision trilogy. Matalas expressed deep attachment to the characters he has worked with at Marvel Studios. He stated, “I can’t really talk about too many things. I would love nothing more than to keep playing in the sandbox.” The showrunner added that “Vision and Ultron and the Maximoff family are part of my DNA now. They’re part of my beating heart.” The creative also signaled interest in exploring other corners of the MCU beyond the Maximoff family. He described his Marvel experience as “an incredible collaboration with everyone over there.” When asked about a potential Avengers: The Children’s Crusade project, Matalas responded enthusiastically. He said, “Look, that’s up to the Marvel guy. I would love nothing more than to do something like that.” Matalas also hinted at wanting to bring the full Maximoff clan into future projects. He noted, “As long as the rest of the family could come along, and that may include Ultron.” However, he clarified that nothing is currently in development. VisionQuest builds on Agatha All Along’s reintroduction of Billy Maximoff. Ruaridh Mollica now plays Speed after Wiccan placed his twin brother’s soul in Thomas Shepherd’s body. Phase 6 only has Daredevil
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskGrandmaster Flash speaks with Nate Burleson about his new book, "Birth of a Culture," where he gives readers an intimate look at his role in the birth of hip-hop.
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskPhoto Credit: Marvel Studio VisionQuest just dropped a massive clue about one of Marvel’s oldest and most overlooked superheroes. The Disney+ series teases the return of Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch, through a fiery Easter egg in its second episode. VisionQuest teases the history of Jim Hammond, aka original Human Torch Marvel’s VisionQuest hints at a significant android predecessor in its second episode. The show briefly features a fiery figure who appears to be Jim Hammond, the original Human Torch. Hammond technically made his MCU debut in 2011’s Captain America: The First Avenger, where his suit sat on display at the Stark Expo under the label “Synthetic Man.” In the new Disney+ series, Jarvis cautions Vision about the perils of unchecked feelings. He describes a figure consumed by fire, strongly suggesting Hammond’s identity without naming him directly. Vision then reflects on this predecessor, calling him a warning about what happens when emotions spiral out of control. Vision refers to Hammond as the first of his kind and labels him a cautionary example. He suggests that Hammond’s emotional volatility led to devastating consequences. The show keeps the specifics of Hammond’s downfall deliberately vague for now. In Marvel’s comic book history, scientist Phineas T. Horton constructed Hammond in 1939 as an advanced synthetic being. His body’s solar cells granted him the power to burst into flame. He first appeared in Marvel Comics #1, created by Carl Burgos for Timely Comics, the publisher that later became Marvel. Hammond shares no connection with Johnny Storm of the Fantastic Four. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby simply reused the Human Torch name and fire abilities decades later. Hammond’s biggest storylines involved the Invaders, a wartime superhero squad featu