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scarletwitching:

panels from Scarlet Witch Vol. 2 #8 & Uncanny Avengers Vol. 2 #4

This week in “Who Are Wanda’s Parents?,” we still don’t know what’s going on. Her birth mother is Natalya (who?), and the question of who her father is doesn’t even come up. 

Maybe it’s Magneto. (It’s not Magneto.)

About a year ago, Uncanny Avengers all but said that Wanda and Pietro were Django and Marya’s biological children (see bottom panel), and now, not so much. I’m beginning to think Wanda is part of an experiment to see how many parents a fictional character can have. 

Anyway, she’s still Roma, and I don’t have the energy to worry about this.

scarletwitching:

The soft silver glow of moonlight spills across a gabled roof and slips into a silent bedchamber, where sits a man gazing longingly, lovingly at his sleeping wife. A man? Well, yes, perhaps, and perhaps no. A parody of a man, say those who hate and fear him. Made in the image of man, his friends reply… A vision of the best mankind is capable of becoming, his beloved wife would respond. His wife. How he loves her, his Wanda… His Scarlet Witch. How he loves, and is loved by her. How, he wonders, did he come by such happiness? For he was created, after all, a sleepless synthezoid… aspiring to the joys being human brings, but ever feeling set apart. It was Wanda who made him realize that an artificial man had as much right to happiness as any man of woman born.

Marvel Fanfare Vol. 1 #58 by Bill Mantlo & Sandy Plunkett