Marvel fans are in for a treat at the end of this week as after a drought of over 560 days, a new Marvel Studios project will finally be released with WandaVision.
With Black Widow and all other 2020 Marvel cinematic fare delayed due to the pandemic, this new series on Disney+ will be the first glimpse of life after Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Elizabeth Olsen reprises her role as 'Wanda Maximoff' aka the 'Scarlet Witch' and Paul Bettany is apparently back from the dead as 'The Vision' in this nine-episode television spectacular, Marvel Studios first foray into the world of streaming storytelling on the small screen.
WandaVision will explore their relationship and their powers through the unconventional lens of TV sitcoms, so something is obviously not right with reality (and fans will know, Wanda has a history of dabbling with reality-altering in the comic books).
The series will also see Kat Dennings reprise her role as 'Darcy Lewis' from the early Thor movies, plus Randall Park's FBI agent 'Jimmy Woo' from 2018's Ant-Man and the Wasp supply some more MCU connectivity.
It will also introduce viewers to Teyonah Parris' grown up 'Monica Rambeau' (who first appeared as a child in 2019's Captain Marvel) and Kathryn Hahn in mystery role (rumoured to be an infamous witch).
These billboards and street posters for the new series were spotted along La Brea Avenue, Santa Monica Boulevard, Westwood Boulevard, Melrose Avenue and La Cienega Boulevard from January 8 to 9, 2021.
Fans of Elizabeth Olsen can check out these Sorry for Your Loss billboards, whilst Paul Bettany admirers can enjoy these Uncle Frank movie billboards.
And of course for more superheroics take a look at all these Avengers movie billboards.
When classic sitcoms collide with super-powered beings in a suburban setting, what chaos could possibility happen?
This is not the Marvel Cinematic Universe we're used to, so tune in on Friday for the next exciting chapter in the lives of these superheroes.
UPDATED: Here's also more outdoor support for the groundbreaking and genre-defying TV series spied along L.A.'s 3rd Street on February 6, 2021.
UPDATED: Here's also another ad creative for the show that really communicates the different era TV sitcom nature of the series and gives a glimpse at the duo's superhero alter egos.
This fun portrait WandaVision billboard was spied above Hollywood & Vine on March 1, 2021.
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