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Marvel’s ‘VisionQuest’ Enlists Composer Mick Giacchino (Exclusive)

He won an Emmy for work on DC's 'The Penguin.'

EntertainmentBy Christopher BlakeMarch 13, 20262 min read

Last updated: April 1, 2026, 12:44 PM

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Marvel’s ‘VisionQuest’ Enlists Composer Mick Giacchino (Exclusive)

He won an Emmy for work on DC's 'The Penguin.'

VisionQuest has uploaded a composer for Marvel’s show starring Paul Bettany as the erstwhile Avenger. Mick Giacchino is the maestro on the series, which bows later this year and completes a TV trilogy that began with 2021’s WandaVision and also includes 2024’s Agatha All Along.

Giacchino is no stranger to the comic book space. He won an Emmy for his work on DC and HBO’s The Penguin after working on additional music for The Batman, scored by his father, Marvel mainstay Michael Giacchino. He also scored Disney and Lucasfilm’s The Skeleton Crew, with his work including Disney’s The Muppets Mayhem, AMC+’s That Dirty Black Bag and Disney’s Zootopia+. Giacchino began his career with Jim Henson’s Turkey Hollow in 2015.

VisionQuest hails from showrunner Terry Matalas, known for Picard. It also stars James Spader, reprising his role as Ultron from Avengers: Age of Ultron, the movie which introduced the world to Bettany’s Vision. Bettany is one of the longest-serving members of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, beginning with the voice of Tony Stark’s AI Jarvis in 2008’s Iron Man before making the jump to live-action with Ultron. The character last appeared in WandaVision, the show that kicked off Marvel Studios‘ foray into television, as well as in the animated What If…?

As for Giacchino, he will preview the main theme for VisionQuest with a full orchestra on May 16 at the Poland’s Kraków FMF International TV Series Gala, where he will also perform some of his score for The Penguin, with composers for shows such as Bridgerton, White Lotus and Yellowstone also appearing at hte festival, which is expected to draw 15,000 audience members.

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Christopher Blake

Entertainment Editor

Christopher Blake covers Hollywood, streaming, and the entertainment industry for the Journal American. With 12 years covering the entertainment beat, he has interviewed hundreds of filmmakers, actors, and studio executives. His coverage of the streaming wars and box office trends is widely read.

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