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Early Access: VisionQuest 1x2 - Uncut (Patreon)

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2026-10-16 14:31:01
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2026-10-16 20:18:52
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Enjoy VisionQuest 1x2 uncut!!!

Uncut: https://thenormies.com/visionquest/

Edited reaction will be on YouTube later today!!

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Paul T Hewes

VisionQuest has been significantly better than I had hoped for. James Spader as Ultron has been spectacular.

Reynaldo Urena (edited)

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2026-10-17 00:00 #Sunday Rundown - The painting of a man on fire Jarvis & Vision look at is a reference to Marvel’s first ever Superhero & Marvel’s first ever android, the Original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, who debuted in Marvel Comics Issue #1 back in 1939. Back then Marvel wasn’t even called Marvel, it was called Timely Comics, then they rebranded to Atlas Comics in the 1950s and this Marvel Mystery comics series that ran from the 1930s to 40s was where they got their name to rebrand as Marvel Comics in 1961. This is the 3rd Easter egg we’ve gotten for the OG Torch in the MCU, one was in Captain America 1 and the second was in Loki S2
2026-10-16 15:29 #Sunday Rundown - The painting of a man on fire Jarvis & Vision look at is maybe a reference to Marvel’s first ever Superhero & Marvel’s first ever android, the Original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, who debuted in Marvel Comics Issue #1 back in 1939. Back then Marvel wasn’t even called Marvel, it was called Timely Comics, then they rebranded to Atlas Comics in the 1950s and this Marvel Mystery comics series that ran from the 1930s to 40s was where they got their name to rebrand as Marvel Comics in 1961. This is the 3rd Easter egg we’ve gotten for the OG Torch in the MCU, one was in Captain America 1 and the second was in Loki S2

#Sunday Rundown - The painting of a man on fire Jarvis & Vision look at is maybe a reference to Marvel’s first ever Superhero & Marvel’s first ever android, the Original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, who debuted in Marvel Comics Issue #1 back in 1939. Back then Marvel wasn’t even called Marvel, it was called Timely Comics, then they rebranded to Atlas Comics in the 1950s and this Marvel Mystery comics series that ran from the 1930s to 40s was where they got their name to rebrand as Marvel Comics in 1961. This is the 3rd Easter egg we’ve gotten for the OG Torch in the MCU, one was in Captain America 1 and the second was in Loki S2

Stefan

surej adamantium being stronger then vibranium has been a thing since it was first mentioned in the comics lol

Michael Cardenas

#Sunday Rundown- Piggybacking off of Reynaldo’s comment. In the comics, Ultron creates Vision from the body of Jim Hammond, The Human Torch. For the MCU, they went a different route when Ultron creates Vision, but it would be cool if they found a way to incorporate that character and connect him to Vision.

Xanbry

Mephisto was already introduced in Ironheart, hes very likely not gonna be shown in this series.

Ludwig's Fishbowl

#SundayRundown Suraj is on point! Paladin's costume is indeed comic accurate. Great reactions all around!! Loving it!

Maurice Gray Jr

@SundayRundown The man on fire painting has to be the original Human Torch, Jim Hammond. Talk about a comic book deep dive! I hope they use him in this series. I mean, who better to team up with Vision than another immensely powerful android who struggles with human feelings?