Though the WGA strike has stopped work on the project’s script, the Marvel Studios Disney Plus streaming series Vision Quest has found its way back into the news. The project, which will focus on the white, blank-slate Vision last seen scooting out of Westview in the finale of WandaVision, was announced to be in development late in 2022 with WandaVision showrunner Jac Schaeffer heading the charge. Previous rumors about the project indicated it would be at least partially inspired by Tom King‘s 12-issue run on Vision, which debuted in 2015. Now, a new rumor seems to echo that sentiment.
According to CanWeGetSomeToast, a scooper who is hiding in the Multiverse, Vision’s synthezoid children, Vin and Viv, who were created by Vision so he might enjoy the human experience of having a family, are both set to appear in Vision Quest.
While Viv has gone on to join the Young Avengers and have some wild adventures, the cookie crumbled a little differently for Vin who died within the same 12-issue series in which he was introduced. While any news or rumors about Marvel Studios projects are welcome at this point, it’s also a sobering reminder that Vision Quest, which was once on track to head into production in early 2024 will almost certainly be delayed by the ongoing WGA strike and the potential pending strikes of Screen Actors Guild and the Directors Guild of America. Though Disney was looking for a way to spread out its streaming content, this probably wasn’t what they had in mind.
