The front cover to this series' first issue shows Wanda/Scarlet Witch being broken into multiple pieces, which is clearly a nod to her decision to alter reality so she can be reunited with her children. On the surface, this seems like a neat reality-bending nod to another MCU movie – Avengers: Infinity War, where Thanos uses the reality stone to change the physical appearances of some Guardians of the Galaxy team members.īut this alteration to Strange and Chavez's body composition is another comic call-back – this time, it's to the comic cover art for House of M #1, the iconic series run that was released in 2005. It also tips its hat to a prominent X-Men comic and, depending on what happens in the film, may lead to mutant supergroup's MCU arrival.Īt the 1:27 mark, Strange and America Chavez (more on her in a bit) are seen falling through multiple realities, with their bodies fragmenting into cube-like structures. (Image credit: Marvel Studios)ĭoctor Strange 2's trailer doesn't just feature a comic throwback to the character's beginnings. Reality falls apart (again) in the Multiverse of Madness trailer.
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