Los Vengadores #1
"La Muerte de la Visión" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language run of Los Vengadores with its emotionally charged narrative penned by Steve Englehart and Blay Navarro, illustrated by Bob Brown and inked by Mike Esposito. As the Vision recovers and trains with Captain America and Iron Man, tensions simmer when Wanda faces public scorn, leading to an unexpected intervention by Mantis—introduced here with her martial arts prowess—and her companion, the enigmatic Swordsman, whose return stirs old wounds. The cover by López Espí captures the moment with striking intensity.
In "La Muerte de la Visión," the fragile bond between Scarlet Witch and the Vision takes center stage during a high-stakes rescue at the Statue of Liberty, drawing public attention and stirring fierce reactions. As their relationship becomes impossible to ignore, radical opponents escalate their hostility, culminating in a tragic act of violence that leaves the Vision critically injured. Rushed to Stark Industries, the Avengers' closest allies must now confront the aftermath—where science, legacy, and loyalty collide.
In this 1974 tale from *Los Vengadores #1*, the Vision recovers and trains with Captain America and Iron Man, while Wanda struggles with public judgment over her relationship. After a tense encounter on the street escalates, Mantis intervenes with her martial arts skill, earning a place at the Avengers’ Mansion—only for her sword-wielding partner, the Swordsman, to arrive unexpectedly, stirring old tensions when Captain America reminds him of his past betrayal.
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↩ Reprints The Avengers #113 (1973), The Avengers #114 (1973), Man-Thing #8 (1974)
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