With the much anticipated release of the first two episodes of WandaVision, many Marvel fans are certainly excited. Marvel has been teasing the release of the Disney+ series since late September 2020 and the first two episodes were finally released on Jan. 15. 

The first two episodes of WandaVision are set in the 1950s and 60s and presented in black and white. However, at the end of the second episode, we see that it moves into color. The show centers on the characters of Wanda Maximoff and Vision, both living a domestic suburban lifestyle in the town of Westview, trying to conceal their powers from their neighbors and live a normal life.

However, if you’re a big Marvel Universe fan, you know that Marvel loves to hide little “cookies” in everything they make. Throughout the first two episodes, there were constant innuendos toward other Marvel movies and characters. 

The references make viewers question everything that’s happening in the show, wondering why all these subtle hints are being made and how they will affect Wanda and Vision going forward. Considering that in “Avengers Infinity War,” we know that Vision was actually killed by Thanos, this begs the biggest question: how is Vision with Wanda and why?

After watching these two episodes, it’s safe to say that the writers have stumped fans and have definitely got us hooked. Hopefully, later episodes will explain everything going on and answer our burning questions. 

WandaVision is scheduled to release weekly until March 5 with a total of nine episodes. Marvel has certainly caught the attention of their fans with this spell-binding series.