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Metalsonic66 posted...

As someone who has read the comics, I have been very excited to see how this has tied all the different classic comic elements together in a new package while keeping up a sense of mystery.

Oh, I'm not saying it can't be good, or that they can't handle things in interesting or unexpected ways. More just the fact that it feels like all the various puzzle pieces are things they took right out of the comics rather than anything they specifically came up with originally for the show.

It's why people have been predicting the whole Agnes = Agatha thing almost from the beginning, and why people are still wondering whether or not Mephisto might wind up being involved in some way at some point. Because those are elements of her story that were written 30+ years ago.

If anything, trying to predict/decipher which of the original stories they're drawing ideas from can be kind of interesting in its own right, especially when it allows you to predict what might happen next (or fools you into thinking you know what comes next, only to have them zig when you expected them to zag).

Because the underlying theme of the show seems to involve the concept of grief and working through it, I tend to suspect the show ends with the Vision permanently dead and never coming back rather than having him come back as a lesser thing or completely restored, and Wanda finally having to come to term with that and saying "goodbye" to him... which then segues into Wanda's appearance in Doctor Strange. But I could be wrong.
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