Quicksilver played an important role as an Avenger on the pages of Marvel comics, yet his stint in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) was very brief. The character, played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, ...

British actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays the role of Pietro Maximoff aka Quicksilver in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Quicksilver, who made his MCU debut in the 2015 film Avengers: Age of ...

"Quicksilver's ultra-high-speed capabilities are a major asset to the Avengers in the fight against Ultron. Wanda's brother from Avengers: Age of Ultron makes his Marvel Legends debut with this ...

The MCU has a penchant for wasting great characters, partly in service of their main characters or simply through poor creative decisions. It’s always a shame when such an accident happens, but in the ...

There are massive spoilers for Age of Ultron ahead. Just when we thought we had already found our favorite cinematic adaptation of Marvel's Quicksilver in Peter Maximoff from X-Men: Days of Future ...

WandaVision kicked off phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe last month. In the first few episodes, there have already been some surprises. Most notably, Quicksilver returned at the end of episode ...

Thinking back to the masterpiece that brought James Spader into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Quicksilver raced in front of an Ultron-driven Quinjet that was raining bullets down on the loading ...

Marvel Cinematic Universe Evan Peters Responds To Calls For His Quicksilver To Return In The MCU Marvel Cinematic Universe Paul Bettany Had A Funny 3-Word Response When Asked What He Wants To See Out ...

Marvel Cinematic Universe Avengers: Doomsday Rumor Claims To Know How Scarlet Witch Will Be Used, And It Sounds Epic Marvel Cinematic Universe 'I Might Have Gotten It Wrong.' Avengers: Doomsday Actor ...

Quicksilver has a short run in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but his Marvel Comics counterpart lives on. Iron Studios is back with another amazing 1/10 art scale X-Men statue as this speedster ...

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