Our First Look at ‘VisionQuest’ Comes via These Funko Pops
At San Diego Comic-Con this past weekend, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige casually mentioned that Marvel Studios has a big show coming to Disney+ later this year called VisionQuest, but didn’t show anything from it. With the show coming months before Avengers: Doomsday, one assumed a first look or trailer was imminent and, apparently, it was. It just came after the event and in the unexpected form of two Funko Pops.
- ▪At San Diego Comic-Con this past weekend, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige casually mentioned that Marvel Studios has a big show coming to Disney+ later this year called VisionQuest, but didn’t show anything from it.
- ▪With the show coming months before Avengers: Doomsday, one assumed a first look or trailer was imminent and, apparently, it was.
- ▪It just came after the event and in the unexpected form of two Funko Pops.
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At San Diego Comic-Con this past weekend, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige casually mentioned that Marvel Studios has a big show coming to Disney+ later this year called VisionQuest, but didn’t show anything from it. With the show coming months before Avengers: Doomsday, one assumed a first look or trailer was imminent and, apparently, it was. It just came after the event and in the unexpected form of two Funko Pops. This week, ahead of any sort of official trailer or images, Funko revealed our first official look at VisionQuest. One is Pop of Vision, played by Paul Bettany, and the other is a Pop of Ultron, played by James Spader. Each is split down the middle with a human version on one side and the hero version on the other. Here are some closer images.
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