Agatha Harkness was first introduced in Marvel Comics in January 1970 when she appeared in Fantastic Four #94. ... Agatha caused Wanda to forget her twins after they disappeared in the comics, ...

When Wanda remembered the children, she went on a rampage trying to bring them back and killed two members of The Avengers and Agatha Harkness in her sense of pain and rage.

Agatha Harkness and Wanda Maximoff Shortly after Wanda and Vision became parents, Agatha appeared on their doorstep. Her visit was quite unexpected, especially as she had been presumed dead.

It’s been Agatha Harkness all this time. The final moments of the Feb. 19 episode of ‘WandaVision’ were game-changing. Agnes revealed her true self to Wanda and confirmed a popula… ...

Agatha All Along begins with Agatha Harkness still trapped in Wanda Maximoff's spell, believing herself to be a forensic detective named Agnes, set on solving a murder mystery.

It turns out Agnes is Agatha Harkness, and she’s been magically pulling strings in the town since the very beginning, unbeknownst to Wanda.

In the MCU, Agatha Harkness's history is somewhat different from the comic book origins we just laid out. Here's where we'll get into some serious spoilers for Agatha All Along, including the two ...

As those who finished WandaVision know, Agatha Harkness has now been neutralized in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, enchanted by Wanda to live as the nosy neighbor Agnes forever – but that doesn ...

Agatha Harkness, the witch who was pulling almost every evil string in Marvel's 'WandaVision,' returns in 'Agatha All Along.' Here is everything you need to know about everyone's favorite musical ...

WandaVision’s twist on Wanda Maximoff’s Scarlet Witch origin story, explained. How WandaVision episode 8 sets up the show’s finale, and the MCU’s future.

The crash killed the Scarlet Witch, but not Wanda herself. And “Agatha All Along” showrunner Jac Schaeffer enjoys that idea. ... “This is Agatha Harkness’s show,” Schaeffer explained, ...

Agatha Harkness came into contact with the modern Marvel Universe in Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's Fantastic Four #94, when Reed and Sue Richards contacted Harkness, who had spent most of the mid-to ...