WandaVision Episode 3 Review – “Now in Color”
“Now in Color” abandons much of WandaVision’s early charm to feed the MCU’s mystery-box machine.
“Now in Color” abandons much of WandaVision’s early charm to feed the MCU’s mystery-box machine.
WandaVision’s first two episodes are a retro-flavored delight, undercut only by the looming shadow of the MCU.
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