Cover: David Aja

Scarlet Witch #1

Feb 2016 · Marvel · 3.99 USD

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“About the Death of Many Cats”

In Scarlet Witch #1 (2016), Wanda Maximoff tries to start anew in New York City, haunted by memories and guided by the lingering presence of her late mentor, Agatha Harkness. As she becomes entangled in a police investigation, she uncovers a centuries-old spell rooted in Paris that continues to warp magic in the present. Written by James Robinson and illustrated by Vanesa Del Rey, with colors by Jordie Bellaire and letters by Cory Petit, the issue’s striking cover by David Aja captures the eerie, otherworldly tone of Wanda’s journey.

writer James Robinson · artist, inker Vanesa Del Rey · colorist Jordie Bellaire · letterer VC's Cory Petit · cover David Aja

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Full credits

writer James Robinson

artist, inker Vanesa Del Rey

colorist Jordie Bellaire

letterer VC's Cory Petit

cover pencils, inks David Aja

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Wanda has relocated to New York City, trying to put her past behind her. She has an ongoing conversation with her mentor, the deceased Agatha Harkness. She involves herself in a police investigation, proving that the crime stems from a spell cast centuries ago in Paris, and is affecting witchcraft in the present day.

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