Marvel Comics has had its share of contentious retcons over the years, but few are as thoroughly disliked as the way the publisher walked back Scarlet Witchand Quicksilver'sstatus as mutants, and more ...

If Quicksilver never really died in Age of Ultron ... That would be a smart and easy way to introduce the multiverse concept to the MCU.

To recap why it's such a big deal that the X-Men's Quicksilver is now in the MCU, we have to go back to 2019, when Disney acquired 21st Century Fox for $71.3 billion. At the time, 21st Century Fox ...

We'll start with the MCU's version of the character. Born Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver is the twin of Scarlet Witch (otherwise known as Wanda Maximoff). Pietro (played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson ...

But why did they replace Quicksilver, and why did he turn up in WandaVision? For fans, this is yet another example of the multiverse, which will be arriving in full force when the MCU movies are ...

WandaVision resurrected Pietro Maximoff after his death in Avengers: Age of Ultron, but we'd later learn that the Quicksilver we met in Westview was, in fact, an out of work actor called Ralph ...

Last year we met 20th Century Fox’s Quicksilver, a.k.a. Peter Maximoff, in X-Men: Days of Future Past, played by Evan Peters. In May, though, we’ll meet the MCU’s version of Quicksilver ...

Yet Age of Ultron’s most important quality is the way it treats the titular super team, a way that no Marvel film before or since has: as an everyday thing.