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Enjoy VisionQuest 1x7 uncut!!

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

Edited reaction will be on YouTube later today!!

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YC

This episode was something else, the writing and acting… Paul Bettany deserves and Emmy nomination cuz goddamn man

Lea.Helcate

marketa dont listen to chris it seems he also forgot the movie lol

MagnaGlazer

Way better than Lanterns.

Zanni

Thinking it would be the daughter is crazier than thinking it was Wanda lol. Both wouldn't make sense. Victoria was already at least 10 in 1939, meaning she'd be around 100 years old in the MCU's present-day timeline. Also, why would she want Vision?? They haven't even hinted at her having somehow 'transferred her consciousness' to stay alive longer. But they have, however, hinted before in the show that Ultron was most likely based on someone. Maybe, just maybe, Victoria's child ended up being the man we see at the end.

AvatarConner

#SundayRundown So we finally meet Jim Hammond, aka the original marvel superhero: The Human Torch. And I'm serious, he was the first Marvel Comics character that Stan Lee created, he's the beggining of all of Marvel comics and this was a really cool way to introduce him. Torch was also on the team, the Invaders, a WW2 era superhero team led by Steve, he worked alongside Bucky, Namor, Nick Fury and the Howling Commandos, and the Black Panther of the era to fight against Nazis. In fact after both Bucky and Cap dissapeared, he went to Germany and killed Hitler in his bunker by burning him alive. Which is amazing.

James W.

Corvus Glaive is the Child of Thanos who stabbed ye olde Vision

James W.

A comic for the Normies reading list, "MARVELS" It is a condensed look at the history of Marvel from the view of an in-world journalist. It is in the comic continuity which isn't what MCU adheres to, but it is really good and would still give some great insight into characters like Jim Hammond, the FF, and Doctor Doom, The X-Men, etc. When it came out, it was released as 4 prestige format comics, but now I assume it has been compiled. A great way to spend a chill afternoon. I feel like you'll see how it inspired the look of some MCU stuff and also the tone at times. The creative team who made it is Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross who went onto do a similar format of book for DC called Kingdom Come. Also good but not a look back into DCs past but a jump forward, and where the whole "Injustice" stories and timeline spawn from.

Maurice Gray Jr

WOW Okay, now we need Billy and Ghost Agatha (and maybe the Torch) to be the Deus Ex Machina coming in hot to rescue Vision and Jocasta.

James W.

Watching the wrap up still at the end of the upload and to be clear, White Vision was physically the "real" vision. SWORD took Visions corpse and put it back together but the animating force of Vision was the infinity gem in his head. However, Wanda and Quicksilver's powers were imparted on them, by that same Infinity gem. So the Vision she made in Westview, was created, at least in part, by the same power that birthed Vision. It makes a certain amount of sense that the hex-Vision imparting all of his experiences to White Vision was sort of like activating a backup. All the data was in that body still. it just didn't have the soul that experienced it all. Hex-Vision was enough of that soul to bring himself back. This show up until this point has just been Vision hiding from that reality because it hurt too much to face, which is really beautiful, and sad, but mostly beautiful. I love that they are connection all these big scary Ai into a sort of joined host. They are all scions of the legacy of Phineas Horton. Different than the comics in a really good way imo. His failed attempt in JIM, is what apparently everyone worked from as a base. This wraps back around to the Ship of Theseus again, all of the parts in these various Ai project are newly created but at a base level they are still building off of what Horton made, so are they their own thing? I tend to think they are their own thing.