At Marvel Studios, a WandaVision spinoff with a Wiccan theme is said to have been under consideration. Scarlet Witch News tweeted the rumour that famed scooper Daniel Richtman had written on his Patreon to Twitter/X. Before the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes, which have impacted superhero projects in various stages of development, Richtman claims that the Marvel Studios Wiccan series was already in development. This would follow Agatha: Coven of Chaos and Vision Quest as the third WandaVision spinoff under development.
Billy Kaplan, also known as Wiccan, first appeared in a comic book in 2005’s Young Avengers series by Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung. Billy has reality-warping abilities that he developed while a member of the Young Avengers, much like Scarlet Witch. The crew has relied on Wiccan to take on opponents like Kang the Conqueror and Doctor Doom. Strong romantic links exist between him and teammate Hulkling, and the two finally tied the knot during the Empyre competition. In WandaVision, Billy and his twin brother Speed made the transition to the MCU, and the two subsequently made an appearance in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Numerous characters from the comics have entered the MCU, even if a Young Avengers film or Disney+ series have not yet been announced. These include Kate Bishop/Hawkeye (The Falcon and the Winter Soldier), Eli Bradley/Patriot (Loki), Kid Loki (Ant-Man: Quantumania), Cassie Lang/Stature (Ant-Man: Quantumania), and America Chavez (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness).
Although it hasn’t been verified, it’s been reported that Joe Locke from Heartstopper would portray an elder Wiccan in Agatha: Coven of Chaos. Locke has stated his delight for the part while remaining mum on who he is portraying on Coven of Chaos: “I did everything I could to get it.” Patti LuPone, Kathryn Hahn, and Aubrey Plaza were among the co-stars Locke called “the most incredible women.” Debra, a Coven of Chaos star The magical Disney+ series will act as a spiritual prequel to WandaVision, according to Jo Rupp. “This is Wandavision for Marvel’s second season. It reminds me a lot of American Horror Story, where each season features a completely different type of story, according to Rupp.
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