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I just wanted to say I think the upcoming Vision series deserves a lot more hype than it's getting! When Marvel Studios does finally film the project and we get to see the trailer, I think fans are going to get a lot more excited for it than they realized.

When talking about Vision, people tend to forget that Paul Bettany has been a character in the MCU ever since the very first Iron Man movie voicing the A.I. version of JARVIS.

'Agatha All Along' has teased the Vision multiple times so far, referring to him as the twins' father and suggesting the real Vision may still be disassembled in parts.

So far, rumored cast includes James Spader's Ultron, James D'Arcy's Edwin Jarvis from Agent Carter, and Kerry Condon as Friday.

Originally 'WandaVision' and 'Agatha All Along' showrunner Jac Schaeffer was attached to the Vision project, but has notably stepped away from the project to allow "Star Trek: Picard" showrunner to take the reigns instead, while she devotes her MCU energy to MCU projects yet to be confirmed. 👀

Before and since her departure, plot rumors have varied widely and included potential appearances from Viv, Vin, Victoria Vision and their dog Sparky, Ultron's other character creation Jocasta, a quest to find Tommy Maximoff and assemble the Young Avengers, or that the White Vision storyline could connect the show to other properties like Wonder Man or the West Coast Avengers.

Amadeus Cho, the son of Dr. Helen Cho and the the co-creator of Vision's synthezoid body from "Avengers: Age of Ultron" has also been rumored to have been cast as Logan Kim, though there's been no word on if actress Claudia Kim will return. (I hope she does🥹)

I think with all the rumors and potential creative plot routes they could take with Vision, this series has huge potential to gain the hearts of fans of the early MCU phases 1-3 like the Iron Man movies, Age of Ultron, while still building on key progressions and additional world-building made in phases 4-6 like WandaVision and Agatha.

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After watching Vision's character arc in the MCU, I'm curious to see what he has to offer in terms of comic books. I don't remember for certain if he has had any solo runs but, if he does, what would you recommend for a first time reader?

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