Billy Maximoff and his twin brother Tommy were the children of the Scarlet Witch and the Vision.[1] Born from the great desire of their mother to have a happy family, their bodies were created by her Chaos Magic and their souls were fragments of the demon Mephisto.[9] The unusual nature of the twins and their potential future attracted the attention of various powers, including Mother Righteous,[11] Time-Keepers and their servant Immortus who tried to prevent their birth,[12] Immortus' younger version and M'Kraan who protected them,[5] and even Death who was curious about them.[13]
The twins and their parents initially had a happy live, but under Immortus' machinations their bodies grew unstable with time and they were eventually captured by Master Pandemonium and merged back into Mephisto. To defeat the demon, the Scarlet Witch's mentor Agatha Harkness erased her memories about the twins.[9] Agatha's decision, while initially done to save Wanda from the pain of losing her children, eventually turned out to be a great disaster to the world. Wanda was kept in dark about their existence for many years, but when she learned the truth she killed Agatha, and unleashed her grief and anger on her friends and teammates the Avengers, killing several of them, including Vision and in result the team disassembled.[14] To reunite with her children Wanda then transformed entire world into the House of M and when she was forced to accept reality and lose the twins again, her sanity completely snapped and the Scarlet Witch cast one last spell, "No More Mutants" that depowered almost all mutants on the planet and fundamentally changed the world for years to come.[15][16]
Unknown to everyone, when Agatha Harkness's spell defeated Mephisto and temporarily destroyed his body, Billy and Tommy were freed. They became the lost souls, forgotten and undetectable to almost everyone. They were on the run from Mephisto ever since, escaping from him across the time and space for years while he relentlessly chased his "wayward offsprings" wanting to devour them to restore his full power.[17][6] Under unknown circumstances, Billy and Tommy were eventually reincarnated as Billy Kaplan and Tommy Shepherd, better known as super heroes Wiccan and Speed.[8]
History
Origin[]
At some point Time-Keepers, mysterious beings that monitored and protected the timelines and realities, became concerned with how powerful the Scarlet Witch, the Nexus Being of her reality, was becoming. Especially because they have seen one of the potential futures where Wanda's two children became so powerful what they were able to confront and fight with the Eternity the Abstract representing entire reality. Alarmed by this possibility and the threat these children would pose, the Time-Keepers ordered their servant Immortus to kill the Scarlet Witch. Immortus, however, liked to act in a more subtle ways. To prevent the birth of Wanda's children he manipulated the events and slowly nudged Vision to confess his love to Wanda and then propose the marriage to which she agreed. Immortus believed that Vision's artificial body would prevent them from having kids. He even officiated the wedding ceremony.[12]
Unfortunately for Immortus, his plan hadn't worked for long. While Wanda wanted a full family and wanted to suggest having children with Vision on multiple occasions, she never did, because of his artificial body.[18] However, after Vision reunited with his "twin brother" Wonder Man and "their" mother Martha Williams, he became interested in having a baby as well.[19] He believed that with the Scarlet Witch's hex powers to alter possibilities, she would be able to turn impossible into possible and they would be able to have a baby, but Wanda argued back that even with her incredible powers she wasn't able to create a life.[18]
They were soon captured by the Salem's Seven who planned to sacrifice them during the magical ritual. Wanda and Vision defeated the Seven, but in result magical energy went berserk. To stop it, Wanda channeled it into her own body. She then saw the spirit of her former teacher Agatha Harkness, who was killed by the Seven. Agatha told her to use the energy, so Wanda made a wish to have a child with Vision.[18] Unknowingly to even her, Wanda used all this energy to subconsciously cast a spell that captured the two fragments of the demon Mephisto's essence (whose body was not long ago destroyed by Franklin Richards[20] and shattered into six fragments) and they were used as souls for the children.[9]
Pregnancy[]
A month later Doctor Strange confirmed that Wanda was now indeed pregnant, which even he, the strongest sorcerer on the planet, considered to be a miracle. Wanda told about the pregnancy to Vision, much to his happiness.[4] They kept the news in secret for a month, before Wanda told about it to her brother Pietro Maximoff.[21]
On Hallows Eve Wanda performed a ritual to summon Agatha Harkness' spirit, but the ritual was hijacked by the dead Salem's Seven, who wanted revenge and Samhain, who wanted to possess Wanda's unborn baby to have a physical body. With Vision's help Agatha managed to instead split Samhain's energy and merge it into corpses of the Salem Seven, locking him in the afterlife forever.[21]
Doctor Strange served as Wanda's physician during the entire pregnancy.[22] She and Vision wanted to be surprised, so they asked Strange to not tell them the baby's gender.[3] The fetus first moved on January 15 (Martin Luther King's birthday).[23] In April Doctor Stange told Wanda that the baby is bigger than normal, and it could cause premature birth, so she better stop doing superheroics. Wanda wondered if she is having twins, but Strange said she is not.[24]
As they expected only one child of unknown gender, Wanda and Vision considered multiple male and female names. At 7 months they considered "Phineas" (after Phineas Horton, who built Vision's original body) and "Sanford" (after Vision's "father" Sanford Williams) for boy, and "Martha" (after Vision's "mother" Martha Williams), "Magda" (after Magda Eisenhardt whom at the time Wanda believed was her biological mother) and "Agatha" (after Wanda's mentor Agatha Harkness) for girl. Since Vision hadn't had a last name, Wanda decided to abandon her last name as well, and they planned for the child to not have a last name, so they also considered names "Alexander" for a boy and "Lauren" for a girl, because these names "stand out on its own".[3] Shortly before birth, they changed mind and stopped their choice on "Thomas", the middle name of Phineas Horton, because, while Vision was grateful to Horton, he considered the name "Phineas" to be outdated, and "Diana" after Diana, goddess of witchcraft. [1]
Birth[]
Shortly before birth, Wanda mentally connected with the child and, like Doctor Strange, felt what she would have only one son.[1] Wanda expected to give birth the second week of May,[3] but the birth started six days earlier.[1]
Doctor Strange personally delivered the child, Thomas, but much to his shock then suddenly discovered a second child. Even after the boy was born they were unable to register his existence with any instruments or magic. Wanda and Vision named their second son William, because, despite not having a last name, Vision wanted to carry the Williams name forward somehow. Three days after birth the family returned home from hospital.[1]
First Months[]
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The family lived happily for several months, and every once in a while Wonder Man visited them to read fables to the twins.[25]
Some time after their birth, the twins were visited by John Kowalski and Death, because they were curious about the children's nature. Kowalski felt the void in one of the boys, that reminded him about himself. When Wanda confronted them, Death assured her that the twins are in no danger, because their time has not come yet.[13] On another occasion, Mother Righteous, who extensively studied various forms of magic, visited Billy and Tommy in their nursery, presumably fascinated by their nature as well.[11]
When the Avengers, former teammates of Vision and the Scarlet Witch, were arrested by the US government on false charges. They were told that one of the former Avengers betrayed them. After escaping, Avengers discussed and narrowed down the list of suspects to several candidates, including the Scarlet Witch and Vision. Wonder Man came to their house to ask, and they confirmed it wasn't them who betrayed the team. Eventually the team learned it was actually Wanda's brother Pietro Maximoff. Pietro felt betrayed by the Avengers and the Inhuman Royal Family, and planned to destroy both Earth and Moon in revenge. Wanda wanted to personally go to stop him, but Vision asked her to stay with the twins. She created a crystal with holographic images of the twins and Vision brought it with him. Vision managed to stop Pietro by showing him the image and asking if he really hates everyone on both worlds, including his innocent nephews.[26]
The Scarlet Witch and Vision soon joined the Avengers West Coast.[27] While they were on missions they left the twins with their grandmother Martha Williams, until they eventually decided to relocate to Avengers Compound in the Los Angeles.[10]
Immortus' Interference[]
When the twins were born, Immortus was shocked and alarmed. He investigated and discovered that their souls were parts of Mephisto and that Mephisto already send Master Pandemonium after them. However, the bond between the Scarlet Witch and the twins was too strong. Immortus feared that even Mephisto wouldn't be able to defeat her and destroy the children, so he decided to arrange the events to weaken the Scarlet Witch.[12]
As Vision previously took control over all computer systems of the world, Immortus influenced governments and intelligence organizations to form the Vigilance, to stop him from revealing their top secrets.[12] Vigilance kidnapped Vision from the Avengers Compound and also infected Avengers' systems with computer virus that erased all records about Vision.[28] Wanda and the Avengers tracked down kidnappers and went after them, while Billy and Tommy were left in the Compound with their governess Helen Bach.[29] When Bach was giving the twins the morning bath, she looked away for a second and when she looked back they were gone. She looked around entire house, but couldn't find them, so she activated the alarm.[30]
Meanwhile the Avengers infiltrated the Vigilance's facility and discovered Vision. Unfortunately, they were too late, the Vigilance already dismantled his body and completely erased his mind. Moreover, the virus that erased records about Vision also erased data back-ups of his mind, so while the Avengers could rebuild his body, they couldn't restore his mind and memories. Wanda was horrified as it meant that the man she loved was now effectively dead. Additional blow was delivered by the appearance of Phineas Horton, creator of the original Human Torch. Vision previously told the Avengers that Horton died on his hands and they also believed that the Human Torch's body was used by Ultron to create Vision. However, now Horton claimed that Vision's body had nothing to do with the Human Torch and he had no idea who built Vision.[30] In truth, this Horton was actually a Space Phantom sent by Immortus to destabilize the situation and further confuse the Scarlet Witch.[12]
When Wanda and the Avengers returned to the Compound with Vision's remains, they discovered a distress signal from Miss Bach. Wanda raced to the house where Bach informed her that the twins disappeared from the bathroom. However, when they entered the bathroom Billy and Tommy were there, playing in the water. Miss Bach was shocked, while Wanda was infuriated and fired Bach.[30] Wanda soon hired a new governess, Mrs. Hunter, during the interview Wanda was called by Hank Pym into the lab, while Mrs. Hunter went to the nursery where Billy and Tommy should have been sleeping according to Wanda, but she wasn't able to find the twins.[31] Mrs. Hunter was subsequently also fired. Wanda hired and fired multiple governess after her, the last of whom was Lauren Timm. The same incident with the twins happened several times, but as Lauren needed the job, she hadn't told Wanda about them.[32][33]
Hank Pym rebuilt Vision's body and even managed to reprogram his mind, uploading all the information about his time with the Avengers into him, but while he had all the information, he hadn't had an emotional connection to it.[31] Because of it Vision no longer felt fatherly love for Billy and Tommy and told them that he is no longer their father.[34]
Origin Revealed[]
After Billy and Tommy disappeared yet again, Agatha Harkness came to their house.[33] Wanda was shocked, because Agatha was supposed to be dead. Agatha handwaved it, claiming that for a powerful witch like her resurrection is not a big problem, the more pressing point was the origin of the twins. Wanda claimed that they were just normal children, but Agatha disagreed and pinpointed that Wanda knows it as well. The reason for Billy and Tommy's disappearances was that when Wanda was not thinking about them, they ceased to exist. Due to the various events, secretly orchestrated by Immortus in recent months, Wanda was traumatized so many times that her magical connection with the twins significantly weakened. As her mind was in a constant state of confusion and distress, any moment she was distracted, Billy and Tommy disappeared. Wanda refused to admit or accept it.[35]
Meanwhile, Master Pandemonium summoned countless demons to attack the Avengers Compound and while they were fighting with the Avengers, he went after the twins. Master Pandemonium fought against Vision, the Scarlet Witch and Agatha Harkness, but in truth he was just distracting them, while another of his demon sneaked behind their backs and kidnapped Billy and Tommy. Pandemonium and demons retreated, returning to their dimension, where Pandemonium merged Billy and Tommy into his arms.[35] Originally, he just wanted to use them as a replacement for two of five missing parts of his soul, but when he merged with the twins he realized that they were actually indeed fragments of his soul, further enriched by mutant energy they drew from their mother they increased Pandemonium's power a thousandfold.[9]
Agatha Harkness cast the spell to track down Master Pandemonium and teleported the Avengers into his dimension to rescue Billy and Tommy. They were horrified to see the twins merged with Pandemonium, and he easily defeated entire team and planned to absorb Wanda's soul as well, to fill another gap in his soul with her power. Hank Pym pinpointed that the twins were born before Master Pandemonium lost his soul due to the deal with Mephisto, so they couldn't be its parts. Mephisto then appeared and confirmed that he had indeed lied to Pandemonium in the past and the five fragments he was looking after weren't parts of Pandemonium's soul, but instead parts of Mephisto himself. He merges with Billy and Tommy, but is suddenly attacked by Ebony, Agatha Harkness' familiar whom she sent to protect the Avengers. While Mephisto is distracted, Agatha telepathically contacted Wanda and convinced her to open her mind and soul to her. Wanda does and she and Mephisto then cry in pain. Mephisto disappears, while the Avengers are suddenly returned back to the Avengers Compound and Wanda is unconscious.[9]
Agatha Harkness then revealed the true origin of Billy and Tommy to the Avengers. They were created by a combination of Wanda's magic and probability manipulation powers, with Mephisto's fragments serving as their souls. In a sense Billy and Tommy were manifestations of Wanda's will, illusions so strong that even Doctor Strange, the Sorcerer Supreme, hadn't noticed anything wrong with them and believed in their existence. Agatha erased Wanda's memories about the twins, and as they were still bound by Wanda's spell when Mephisto absorbed them, it in result affected him as well and dispersed his body again. The Avengers were shocked by Agatha's actions, considering it to be extremely cruel towards Wanda, but Agatha pinpointed that the twins were already gone; she erased memories about them just to spare Wanda of the pain of losing children.[9]
Lost Souls[]
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Protected by America Chavez
Unknowingly to Agatha or anyone else, when Mephisto's body was dispersed, Billy and Tommy were freed from him. Unfortunately, as they were forgotten by Wanda, they became just lost souls whom no one was able to see, except for few rare individuals. At some point they found a shard of the M'kraan Crystal that "was lost too". The shard allowed them to travel in space and time, so they used it to run away from "Mister Fisto" who was chasing after them.[17]
One of the portals lead them into the future, around a decade after their "death." They met America Chavez who fought Mephisto and then run away with the twins. Tommy reminisced about their lives, about the home they had and their mom and dad and how Vision taught Tommy to walk, but Billy hadn't had these memories. To console and cheer them up America told them about the Utopian Parallel. Mephisto found them again and promised to restore America Chavez' powers, if she give his "wayward offsprings" to him, but she refused. She used the Crystal to open the portal and pushed Mephisto into it. The twins then also used the Crystal to open another portal and continued to escape from the Hell Lord.[17]
No matter how many times they escaped and hid, Mephisto continued to chase after them. Some time later, the twins appeared in the Midnight Chapel. It was observed and possibly orchestrated by Young Immortus and M'Kraan,[5] who called them "demiurgic stowaways". To protect the kids from Mephisto, her grandfather, M'Kraan cast a spell on him. Unable to take them himself, Mephisto sent his son demon Blackheart after Billy and Tommy.[6]
Via the Chapel the twins entered the Avengers Academy Campus. There they were first seen by Walpurgis, the magical purple cat who was the son of Agatha Harkness's familiar's Ebony and then also by Walpurgis' owner Brielle Brooks.[6] They were happy to play with Walpurgis, but spooked when Brielle saw them so they run away. They separated and decided to rendezvous back in the Midnight Chapel. Blackheart entered the Campus and almost captured Billy, but he was saved by Brielle. Tommy meanwhile went to the infirmary and helped Shela Sexton to heal and awaken and then lead her to the Chapel. All four reunited there, but were stopped by Blackheart. Shela used her powers on him and this contact shocked Blackheart and he allowed his brothers to go and be free and happy, like he never could.[7]
Under unknown circumstances, Billy and Tommy were later reincarnated as Billy Kaplan and Tommy Shepherd,[8] but they forgot everything about their original lives and each other. Kaplan and Shepherd grew up separately in different families and hadn't met each other until they were 16 years old. Ironically, both were included by Vision into the Avengers Fail-Safe Program as being related to the Avengers, without him realizing that they were his reincarnated sons.[36][37] Kaplan and Shepherd also had no idea why they were included into the Fail-Safe Program, until Super-Skrull told them about Wanda and Vision's twins.[38] Doubly ironic, the Fail-Safe Program was used to assemble the Young Avengers by Iron Lad, who was a time-traveller from the 30th century and was a younger version of Young Immortus who assisted original Billy and Tommy,[5] and also was a chronologically divergent version of Immortus who tried to prevent their birth.[12]
Legacy[]
Years after the loss of the twins, Vision regained his original memories and personality and was traumatized to learn that his children were gone and he couldn't even talk about them with Wanda and could only grieve alone.[39] The Avengers reluctantly kept the truth about Billy and Tommy's existence from Wanda for years. One day, while contemplating a pregnancy scare of her own with Wanda, Janet Van Dyne slipped up and alluded to her attempt at raising the two kids. Janet brushed off her comment, but Wanda was left unsettled. She visited Agatha Harkness and demanded answers from her, and apparently, Agatha revealed the truth before Wanda killed her.[14]
The revelation greatly enraged and agitated Wanda and she desperately wanted to bring Billy and Tommy back no matter the cost. She sought the help from Doctor Doom and together they used magic to capture the Life Force, the only power that could possibly resurrect the twins. However, they underestimated the Life Force, it possessed Wanda's body and amplified her powers into reality warping, but also affected her mind.[40] She returned to Agatha's house, and lived under the illusion in which Agatha was still alive as were Billy and Tommy. Wanda's power also affected the world around and projected her anger on the Avengers. Consciously and subconsciously she caused multiple events that lead to the death of several of her friends and teammates, including Vision, and to the disassembling of the Avengers. Eventually, Doctor Strange confronted Wanda and used the Eye of Agamotto on her to force her to accept the true reality which unfortunately further affected her mind.[14]
The Scarlet Witch was brought away by Magneto (who then was considered to be her father) to the Genosha,[14] where Charles Xavier tried to help her regain control over her mind and powers. Unfortunately, she was constantly recreating the scene of Billy and Tommy's birth, no matter how many times Xavier tried to help. Each time he confronted her with the truth, she was just slipping further away and each time it became harder to keep her mind in reality. Xavier eventually realized that he couldn't control Wanda for much longer, sooner or later she would completely lose herself. Xavier gathered the Avengers and the X-Men to decide Wanda's fate and they went to Genosha.[41] Before they could do anything Pietro Maximoff brought Xavier away and convinced Wanda to combine his telepathy and her reality warping to change the world. She transformed the world into the House of M where (thanks to Xavier's telepathy), everyone gotten that they wanted the most. Wanda herself was reunited with Billy and Tommy and lived happily with them. Others eventually realized the truth about the world and confronted Magneto, while Doctor Strange once again forced Wanda to accept reality and the lose of the twins. Unfortunately, it finally snapped Wanda's sanity and she cast one last spell, "No More Mutants" that depowered almost all mutants on the planet and fundamentally changed the world for years to come.[15][16]
Wanda eventually met Billy Kaplan and Tommy Shepherd, and recognized their souls as her children's.[8] She accepted and loved them, but also felt conflicted and uncomfortable around them. Them being teenagers already meant what either Kaplan and Shepherd were initially just normal kids until Billy and Tommy's souls took over their bodies, effectively killing two more innocent lives, or souls of Billy and Tommy time travelled 16 years into the past, when Wanda herself was still a teenager, and they were then born from other mothers and raised by them while Wanda had nothing to do with it.[42]Personality
Attributes
Powers
- Master Pandemonium claimed that Tommy and Billy were enriched by mutant energy they drew from their mother. When he merged the twins into his body they increased Pandemonium's power a thousandfold and he channeled his powers through their bodies.[9]
- Magical and Technological Undetectability: Initially, when Doctor Strange examined Wanda's pregnancy he was able to detect the existence of only Tommy, both via magic and medical instruments.[24] Wanda as well felt only Tommy's existence, when she mentally connected with the yet not born child. Even after Billy's birth Doctor Strange was unable to register his existence via magic or medical instruments, couldn't even register his weight.[1][26]
- Undetectability: After Scarlet Witch's memories about Billy and Tommy were erased, the twins became the lost souls, their existence became completely unnoticeable to almost everyone, with a few rare exceptions, for example, those who can travel between dimensions and realities.[17][5]
Notes
- Since Vision hadn't had a last name, Wanda decided to abandon her last name as well,[19] and they decided for the children to not have a last name either.[3] Wonder Man jockingly told them to not change their minds later, because William Williamson would sound bad.[1] Eventually the twins' last name was set on "Maximoff",[2][43] but they were always simply called Thomas/Tommy and William/Billy, or collectively "twins", "boys" or "children" in all of their appearances, and in handbook's profiles for Scarlet Witch, Vision, Wiccan and Agatha Harkness.
- The twins were depicted differently from their birth to "death." Most often both of them had auburn hair,[25][10][44][28][29][30][35][9][45] but sometimes both had brown[32][46][47][34][48][11] or white hair.[13][49] Sometimes the twins had different hair colors, auburn and brown,[50] or auburn and blond.[26] Their eye color also changed several times, once one of them was depicted with blue eyes and the other with brown eyes,[26] one of the twins (not necessarily the same one) was later again depicted with brown eyes,[29][30] and both were once depicted with green eyes.[34] As lost souls Tommy was consistently depicted with white hair and green eyes, while Billy with dark-brown/black hair and brown eyes.[17][5][6][7] They were depicted with such hair colors even in flashbacks.[17][51] It is unclear if these different colors were just artistic errors, or were meant to be another sign that something was off about the twins' unstable nature like they constant disappearances.
- It is unclear how old the twins were supposed to be when they "died". From their birth to "death" the twins had never talked, however, when years later Vision reminisced about his time as "white" Vision, in his memories the twins talked with him and they were standing on their own and looked much older than they were in the original stories in this period of Vision's life.[34] Tommy later also remembered how Vision taught him to walk.[17] However, during most of their original appearances the twins were either lying, sitting or held in hands by adults. Only twice one of them (not necessarily the same one) was seen standing.[32][11]
- In another Vision's memory he once supposedly argued with Wanda and told her that the twins weren't real.[34] However, it goes against the way they interacted with each other and the twins in the original stories.
- Originally when Billy Kaplan and Tommy Shepherd debuted in 2005 as 16 years old reincarnations of Billy and Tommy, it was exactly 16 years after their death in 1989. However, due to the Sliding Timescale the events in comics are compressed, so now Kaplan and Shepherd were actually born before the original Billy and Tommy were, when Wanda herself was still a teenager.[42] So now the original and reincarnated twins actually exist simultaneously, the original twins were born when reincarnated twins were already around 10 years old and while the original were still escaping from Mephisto, reincarnated twins already became superheroes Wiccan and Speed, reached adulthood, and Wiccan even married.
- When Billy and Tommy became the lost souls, they and Mephisto explained that the twins can't be seen by anyone anymore, because Wanda's memories about them were erased. However, when the twins time travelled into the future (from their perspective), everyone they met were actually able to see them. Mephisto was apparently able to see them due to them being his sons and Blackheart likely saw them for the same reason, as they were his brothers. Mephisto also explained that America Chavez was able to see them, because she travelled between realities in the past.[17][5][6][7] Same explanation could be applied to Young Immortus and M'Kraan, but not to Walpurgis, Brielle Brooks and Shela Sexton. Why they were able to see the twins as well wasn't explained. However, it is possible what all of them were actually able to see the twins because Billy and Tommy arrived at the time when Wanda already regained her memories and even reunited with their reincarnations, so Billy and Tommy were no longer lost and forgotten in this time period.
Trivia
- The twins were born in the start of May,[3][1] thus their astral sign is Taurus.
- When America Chavez told Billy about the Utopian Parallel, a perfect, beautiful and safe world full of happy mothers and kids where she supposedly grew up, Billy wondered if he could create such place.[17] Utopian Parallel was supposedly created by Demiurge,[52] who was a potential future of Billy Kaplan,[53] who was a reincarnation of Billy.[8]
See Also
- 27 appearance(s) of William Maximoff (Earth-616)
- 13 minor appearance(s) of William Maximoff (Earth-616)
- 27 mention(s) of William Maximoff (Earth-616)
- 1 mention(s) in handbook(s) of William Maximoff (Earth-616)
- 5 image(s) of William Maximoff (Earth-616)
- 2 quotation(s) by or about William Maximoff (Earth-616)
Links and References
References
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #12
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A to Z #10 ; Scarlet Witch's profile
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #10
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #4
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #19
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #24
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 Avengers Academy: Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #25
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 Avengers: The Children's Crusade #6
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 Avengers West Coast #52
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #39
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 X-Men: Before The Fall - Sinister Four #1
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 Avengers: Forever #8
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 Solo Avengers #5
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 14.2 14.3 Avengers #503
- ↑ 15.0 15.1 House of M #7
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 House of M #8
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 17.6 17.7 17.8 17.9 Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #8
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #3
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #2
- ↑ Fantastic Four #277
- ↑ 21.0 21.1 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #5
- ↑ Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #6
- ↑ Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #8
- ↑ 24.0 24.1 Vision and the Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #11
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #30
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 26.3 West Coast Avengers Annual #1
- ↑ West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #37
- ↑ 28.0 28.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #42
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 29.2 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #43
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 30.3 30.4 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #44
- ↑ 31.0 31.1 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #45
- ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #47
- ↑ 33.0 33.1 Avengers West Coast #50
- ↑ 34.0 34.1 34.2 34.3 34.4 Vision (Vol. 2) #7
- ↑ 35.0 35.1 35.2 Avengers West Coast #51
- ↑ Young Avengers #3
- ↑ Young Avengers #10
- ↑ Young Avengers #11
- ↑ Avengers: Celestial Quest #5
- ↑ Avengers: The Children's Crusade #7
- ↑ House of M #1
- ↑ 42.0 42.1 Scarlet Witch (Vol. 2) #8
- ↑ Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades Handbook #1 ; Scarlet Witch's profile
- ↑ West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #40
- ↑ Avengers West Coast #61
- ↑ Avengers #280
- ↑ Avengers #343
- ↑ Avengers #500
- ↑ West Coast Avengers (Vol. 2) #34
- ↑ West Coast Avengers Annual #3
- ↑ Marvel's Voices Infinity Comic #9
- ↑ Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #14
- ↑ Young Avengers (Vol. 2) #8