Los Vengadores #10
In "¡Dulce Mañana, Adiós!", Los Vengadores caen en una trampa tendida por los Macrobots de Kang, siendo capturados uno por uno excepto el Espadachín, quien recibe una señal mental de Agatha Harkness. Guiado por el mensaje, se aventura solo hacia una pirámide en Egipto, donde debe atravesar pasillos llenos de peligros y enfrentarse a un misterioso vampiro. Cuando finalmente se enfrenta a Kang, una figura inesperada lo agarra por la espalda — el Faraón Rama-Tut. Written by Steve Englehart and Blay Navarro, with art by Sal Buscema and inks by Joe Staton, and a cover by López Espí, this 1975 issue delivers a classic Marvel mystery with a twist that redefines the battlefield.
In "¡Dulce Mañana, Adiós!", the Avengers fall to Kang’s Macrobots and are imprisoned, leaving only the Espadachín free. Guided by a mental message from Agatha Harkness, he journeys to a hidden pyramid in Egypt, navigating treacherous corridors and confronting a vampire before finally facing Kang—only to be seized from behind by a shocking figure: the Faraón Rama-Tut.
In "¿Qué le ocurrió a Harry?", a brilliant inventor finds himself stranded in the prehistoric era after fleeing his greedy boss, who tried to steal his revolutionary time machine. With no electricity to power his device and no way back, he must survive in a world far older than his own.
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