Check Out Agatha All Along’s Coven of Chaos in a Series of New Character Posters

Marvel Studios released a series of colorful posters today promoting their new blockbuster WandaVision spinoff series, Agatha Everything Goes. Let’s go out together.

First Kathryn Hahn returns as Agatha. In a previous piece for Entertainment Weekly, showrunner Jac Schaeffer said the series would get “a little squirrelly” in the definition of “witch,” at least in popular culture, so here we go in a Fleetwood Mac-inspired way. rock band. As Schaeffer admits, the 1960s and ’70s influences may not be “clear” in terms of spooky themes, but Stevie Nicks has those witchy vibes. Also, “we’re in ‘Season of the Witch’ and that sort of thing”—a song we’re most likely to hear from the series itself.

Next up is Aubrey Plaza as Rio, a “hero witch” and member of Agatha’s coven. Surrounded by VHS tapes, tapes, and board games, this 1980s horror-inspired analog poster is meant to evoke horror films like The Slumber Party Massacre again Friday the 13th. Indeed, Schaeffer has promised an upcoming episode where our characters are “dressed like ’80s summer campers messing around with a ouija board in their bunkhouse,” and this one fits the bill.

In a similar vein, here we have Joe Locke as “Teen,” who is widely speculated to be Billy Kaplan/Billy Maximoff/Wiccan—a character from the comics reincarnated as the son of the Scarlet Witch. Speaking of ’80s summer camp themes like never before, this one adds a little extra flair dressed as one of Jason Voorhees’ most notable victims—namely, Renée Jones as Sissy Baker shortly before her death. Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives.

Here we have Patti LuPone as Lilia Calderu, a “divination witch” dressed as Glinda The Wizard of Oz. Note that you are holding the tarot card of “The Tower,” a Major Arcana meant to represent danger, crisis, higher learning, freedom, and unexpected change. Notice again, the picture shows him with eight swords. In the tarot, the Eight of Swords represents negative thoughts and the mind of the victim. We’ll see how that plays out in the series.

Next up is Sasheer Zamata who plays Jennifer Kale, a “pharmacologist” with a long history of publishing comics. It starts to come in Go into fear #11 back in 1972, Kale is a member of the Cult of Zhered-Na, a cult that predicted the destruction of Atlantis. Here, he is seen waking up from the cold lit by round lamps. And it’s not particularly witchy, but it evokes both medical horror films like it Coma and alien abduction thrillers alike Fire in the Sky. Food for thought.

Next up is Alice Ahn as the “protector witch,” Alice Wu-Gulliver, the latest character in the comics. The love child of a police detective and Hong Kong’s first carer, Alice is seen here as a “hippie witch” of the 1960s. Watch out for the zombie coming from behind.

Rounding out the main cast is Debra Jo Rupp who plays Ms. Hart. The clothing style is meant to evoke the “coastal grandma chic” of late ’90s and early ’00s rom-coms like Practical Magic again Something’s Gotta Givewe see him taking a bottle of red wine from behind the cracks of a cracked window. An alcoholic can also be a witch, apparently.

Another new poster sees Kathryn Hahn’s Agatha resting on top of a body parted lips in homage The Rocky Horror Picture Showthe opening number, “The Science Fiction Double Feature.” Although there are absolutely no witches in that film, it may be another indication that alien hijinks are going on in secret Agatha Everything Goes.

Yet another poster appears to respect a cabin in the woods from The Bad Dead series. Do what you want.

Our final poster sees the main character at the mercy of an invisible doll, hanging over a pit of 22 reversed swords. In numerology, 22 represents personal growth, reflection, inner peace, and positive change, so I’m sure our heroes will survive their series of “trials” and come out the other side better…right? When will we get together Agatha Everything Goes premieres September 18 on Disney+.

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