Wanda's arc in Multiverse of Madness is very similar to that of a certain Agents of SHIELD character

I know that she's frequently compared to Doc Ock from Spider-Man 2 and Kingpin from Into the Spider-Verse, but I think she had even more things in common with Holden Radcliffe from Agents of SHIELD season 4:

  • They were both corrupted by the Darkhold
  • They both broke the rules driven by the love of someone they loved (kids for Wanda, Agnes for Radcliffe)
  • They both got to spend a short peaceful time with them in a different reality (Hex for Wanda, Framework for Radcliffe)
  • However, in that reality, people were brainwashed and seem to live very happy lives, when in reality, they were held hostages
  • They both did the right thing in the end (Radcliffe helping agents to escape, Wanda destroying all the Darkholds)
  • They both (at least seemingly) died at the end, accepting their fate
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