TVA #3 unveils a major Scarlet Witch twist, aligning with MCU fan theories and hinting at Wanda’s return to the MCU.

or TVA, is an organization created by a variant of Kang the Conqueror, which exists outside of space and time, seperare from any timeline; therefore, there is only one in the Marvel Multiverse.

We haven't seen Kang the Conqueror since Loki season 2 ended but a new rumour suggests Marvel Studios finally has a plan to bring the villain's story arc to a definitive end. Read on for ...

The Multiverse Saga is concerned with incursions: events in which two universes collide, destroying both. Galactus's origin ...

Could the Marvel Universe be more than fiction—a simulation governed by computational rules, where superpowers function as ...

Marvel Studios' response to ditching Kang was to rename Avengers ... d be resurrected after the failing Time Loom destroyed the TVA and branching timelines (all while leaving the Sacred Timeline ...

Marvel Studios with its recent announcements has made it clear that they’re done with the Kang the Conqueror storyline. Initially meant to be the overarching villain of the Multiverse Saga ...

Marvel confirmed it all via a sneaky post ... Put differently, Ravonna will be searching for the version of Kang who set up the TVA. And we do know that at the end of season 1, Loki discovers ...

Rumors of a fired MCU actor's comeback for Kang's role are false, despite previous considerations. Marvel Studios is not in talks to bring back actor Jonathan Majors as Kang in the MCU.

The Colman Cinematic Universe does not involve Marvel villain Kang the Conqueror. “When it was constantly in the press and on places like Twitter, I was like, ‘Wait a minute. Is this true?