Unique Facts About Black Widow

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JAKARTA - Ahead of the broadcast on May 1, Black Widow will provide a number of treatments to Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) fans. In addition to the two uploaded movie trailers, Marvel Studios is giving its first special sightings in mid-January. However, not many know the history of Black Widow in the MCU.

Black Widow was first introduced as Natalie Rushman disguised as an assistant. Later, when he was a SHIELD agent, he introduced himself as Natasha Romanoff. However, in the comic version, Romanoff has the name Natalia Alianovna Romanova.

Natasha Romanoff remains her stage name. As an operative, he must avoid anyone who tries to harm him. Changing his name is a way to escape his dangerous past.

In the comic version, Black Widow is involved in a staged marriage. Reporting from Screenrant, Friday, January 31, the KGB brought Romanoff together with Alexei Shostakov. This marriage ended when Shostakov was assigned to a covert operations program.

For the film version, Shostakov and Romanoff became a team and a family with Yelena Belova. The backdrop for the Black Widow story will revolve around Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War.

Although it has been around since Iron Man 2 as Tony Stark's assistant, Black Widow only got his solo film this year. Reporting from an interview with NME, David Harbor said this film will be closely related to Captain America: Civil War so that fans can see a different and dark side to Black Widow through this Cate Shortland-directed film.

As the opening for the fourth MCU quartet, Black Widow will be followed by The Eternals, which will air on November 6 and has started shooting.