When will 'WandaVision' premiere on Disney+? Here is what Disney CEO has to say

Marvel and Disney+ have expanded Marvel Cinematic Universe by connecting upcoming shows directly with upcoming movie. CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, has confirmed  upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision premiere date which has left fans completely ecstatic. While  fans were expecting a late release by spring 2021, dates going up is a treat to ir excitement.

WandaVision release date revealed

According to many previous revelations through interviews and posters, WandaVision starring Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany is going to be a quirky mix of classic sitcoms. makers have revealed that two superheroes will be shown leading a rmal life toger but y soon start to suspect fishy reality of world and start to fight against it.

According to reports,  show will be having a major correlation with Marvel's upcoming 2021 movie, Doctor Strange In Multiverse Of Madness. TV series is going to be premiered from December 2020.

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Scarlet Witch aka Wanda played by Elizabeth Olsen has somehow similar powers like Doctor Strange. According to movie, Avengers: of Ultron, Wanda and Quicksilver get ir powers through Hydra's experiments. It is going to be interesting to see how Marvel is going forward with plan.

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Apart from WandaVision being pushed to December 2020, many fantastic movies from MCU, like Black Widow and Eternals, are going to hit atres later this year. True fans of Marvel are unable to hold ir curiosity to see exciting characters making a cameo for first time on screen. On or hand, Disney+ is all set for upcoming TV series Falcon and Winter Soldier, and Loki to include in MCU timeline just like WandaVision.

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