Fans can't decide if Marvel's new Agatha logo is a joke

Marvel's cinematic universe is getting more complex by the day, and to add to the confusion it seems that the studio can't decide on the name of its upcoming series. Since its announcement back in 2021 WandaVision spinoff 'Agatha' has undergone a series of perplexing subtitle name changes, each one getting more absurd than the last.

Designing the best logos is always a tricky task, but typically the first thing you need to nail down is the name. Clearly, Marvel didn't get the memo, debuting four new names since the miniseries announcement. It's been a chaotic unveiling of logo designs, to say the least, but if the latest addition is anything to go by, there could (and should) be more to come.

The highly anticipated series debuted with the title 'Agatha: House of Harkness' – a simple reference to witchy protagonist Agatha Harkness. While it's a little plain, it served its purpose but apparently, Marvel wasn't feeling the magic. Later in 2022, the new title 'Agatha: Coven of Chaos' was revealed at Comic-Con but proved short-lived, soon replaced by the new title 'Agatha: Darkhold Diaries'.

Earlier this year the Marvel team changed the title to plain ol' 'Agatha', but it seems the minimalist approach wasn't to their liking. That brings us to the latest (and strangest) instalment in this chaotic saga. Taking to X the official Marvel Studios account posted a teaser of the updated title, now renamed to 'Agatha: The Lying Witch with Great Wardrobe'.

Like many Marvel fans, I thought it was some kind of parody – a tepid play on C. S. Lewis' classic children's tale 'The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe'. It's never a good sign when your fans think your new series title is a joke, which likely explains why the post was swiftly removed from the Marvel Studios account. There's currently no confirmation as to whether the new name will stick, but if I were to hedge my bets, I'd say another (well-needed) renaming is on the horizon.

UPDATE: It turns out it was too bizarre to be true. The strange slew of names was a devious marketing ploy to build some hype around the new series – Marvel conspiracy theorists you win this time. Inspired by her appearance in WandaVision, the series titled 'Agatha All Along' will debut on 18 September on Disney+.

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