and the way that even the noblest of intentions can end in a dead C-list supervillain. The comic, widely theorized to be the basis of WandaVision when it was first announced, revolves around Marvel's favorite synthezoid, his attempts at living a normal suburban life. And it's this Easter egg which we're zooming in on. Meanwhile, at the opposite end of the narrative spectrum, the animated scene also gives a brief shoutout to Tom King's The Vision limited series. This sequence is the same place where you can spot callbacks to Agatha Harkness's shapeshifting cat and the anthropomorphic cow that delivered the Maximoff twins - both throwbacks to the good old days when comic book writing was a heated competition to see who could make their book the least accessible to new readers. One of the program's most blink-and-you'll-miss-it references comes during the second episode's animated opening sequence. While the relationships in question are unlikely to recover, WandaVision only becomes stronger. Week one of Marvel Studios' first television entry in the MCU has already offered its more enthusiastic viewers plenty of reasons to pause the show and excitedly explain sixty years of comic book minutiae to their significant others, from the significance of the program's hexagons to the real meaning behind Agnes's houseplant.

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