The first set of critical reviews have come in for Marvel's "VisionQuest," and it's looking like the Disney+ series has plenty to offer viewers.

Paul Bettany returns in the conclusion to the WandaVision trilogy, VisionQuest

But instead of a green rage monster, it's Bettany who's been Mollica's personal welcome wagon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the Disney+ series "VisionQuest" (first two episodes streaming on Oct. 13 at 9 p.m. ET, weekly Wednesdays starting Oct. 21).

Of course, a number of Marvel characters could be behind the plot. But the ones on this list have a real motive. As much as Marvel Studios would love to keep project details under wraps until release,

The VisionQuest series is finally here, and it debuted early! Marvel's latest television series centers on Vision, who made his onscreen debut in

The attack is led by Paladin (Todd Stashwick) as the opening gambit in an elaborate plan to capture the former Avenger. Vision and his allies go into research mode so they can get to know their enemy. If you want to do the same, here’s a primer on Paladin’s comic book origins, how he’s been changed for the MCU series, and what he might be up to.

With Jocasta set to appear in the series, here’s a look at the character’s origins, her complicated relationship with Ultron, and her potential MCU future.

There are eight total episodes in the new Marvel miniseries. The show is the third and final installment of the story that began with WandaVision in 2021 and continued with Agatha All Along in 2024.

VisionQuest is a show that was made with a lot of care. It’s not just a series with references to Marvel Comics; it’s got tons of incredible design choices meant to evoke all kinds of subtle callbacks to Vision’s history in the MCU and in the pages of The Avengers.

VisionQuest just introduced a Marvel deep cut that most fans won’t recognize. Here’s everything to know about Paladin, the honor-bound bounty hunter causing trouble for Vision. VisionQuest explains