Disney and Marvel are pushing Agatha All Along to be a success

We tuned in three to four years ago for the Marvel and Disney+ streaming series about the Scarlet Witch: WandaVision. The character first made an appearance in pages of comics. Now, another powerful sorceress Agatha Harkness was introduced in the pages of the comics and would get a share in the spotlight in her own self-titled series Agatha All Along.

The official trailer arrived and Kathryn Hahn performed a song played in the trailer at this year's D23. It seems Marvel and Disney captured the same magic for Agatha All Along like how the company did with marketing WandaVision.

The teaser and trailer address where Agatha has been since viewers last saw her in the final episode of WandaVision to have her powers and memories stripped away.

Either way, Agatha All Along follows the notorious Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) to find herself without any power after a goth teen (Joe Locke) helps Agatha break free from the spell she was put under. Agatha pulls together a coven with other witches to go down the legendary, dangerous magical gauntlet of trails called Witches’ Road which rewards a witch with what they’re missing.

As reported earlier, Marvel Studios Head of Streaming, Brad Winderbaum, told TVLine when viewers tuned in to watch Marvel/Disney+'s next series Agatha All Along on Wednesday, September 18 that no single use of green screen was used in the Witches' Road set.

What does that tell us about Agatha All Along? From the headline of the article, it feels that the publicist team is trying to push news relevancy, and engagement to get fans talking on Twitter. The biggest factor for Agatha All Along to succeed is how the premiere date is close to the end of September, and October, so it provides content for a fall and Halloween watchlist.

What are you looking forward to in Agatha All Along?