Titania's classic Secret Wars connection - all potential spoiler for old comics and possible MCU direction.

So despite being a relatively minor character at the time the comic was released, Titania had a pretty big role in the resolution of the original 1984-85 comic.

  • Titania was there primarily to introduce a new villain, her best friend Marsha, who is granted powers by an alien machine during the 3rd issue, transforming her into the villain Volcana.
  • Volcana begins a relationship with C-list villain, The Molecule Man, and gives him a level of confidence he never had before, and when he finally learns that he's not just superpowered ... he's overpowered beyond anything he ever realized, learning that he can control living things as well as mere inactive elements, he realizes that villainy is just worthless and he retires to be with Volcana.
  • Molecule Man is basically taken off the table as a threat because Titania introduced him to a girl who made him realize crime wasn't worth it.

So how do you think this might play out in the MCU?

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