We've talked a couple of times about how the new Tva comic appears to be set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (it's even written by Loki scribe Katharyn Blair).

The series mixes new and familiar comic book characters with those we've met in Loki and events of that series and Deadpool & Wolverine have been referenced. 

Marvel Comics may just want to capitalise on the McU's popularity with a comic book series that grabs the interest of those who consume the movies and TV shows rather than their monthly titles. However, it's still a strange move to so closely link this comic with what we've seen on screen and, as we've seen this week, it's created a fair bit of confusion.

Tva #3 ended with Spider-Gwen discovering that the Time Variance Authority had put Earth-616's Scarlet Witch into stasis. The comic's artist, Pere Perez, later confirmed that it was indeed the McU's Wanda Maximoff,...