Los Vengadores #11
In "Tranquila Media Hora en Saigón," the Avengers are scattered across a labyrinthine network of catacombs in a surreal, high-stakes clash: Thor battles the Frankenstein Monster, La Visión faces off against Wonder Woman and the Human Torch alongside Zemo, while Mantis confronts Midnight. On the streets of Saigon, the mysterious swordsman Cotati meets a cloaked stranger, and Mantis discovers a gravely wounded Vision—only to be confronted by the ghostly presence of The Phantom. Written by Steve Englehart and S. Dulcet, with art by Sal Buscema and inks by Joe Staton, this 1975 Spanish edition (35 ESP) features a striking cover by López Espí.
In Saigon, the Avengers wait for word from Captain Marvel about the Kree, their tension rising as they patrol the city’s streets—until the sudden arrival of the Nomad, tracking the Serpent Squad. Just as they regroup, Kang’s dark plan unfolds: he teleports the team into his castle, where they must fight an army of the undead in a deadly test of survival.
In the tangled catacombs beneath Saigón, chaos unfolds as Earth’s mightiest heroes clash in surreal, high-stakes battles—Thor against the Frankenstein Monster, The Vision dueling Wonder Woman, Ant-Man, the Human Torch, and Zemo, Mantis facing Midnight, Iron Man and Hawkeye locked in combat with Wonder Woman, Zemo, Kang, and the Human Torch. Meanwhile, in the city’s shadowed streets, the sword-wielding warrior Cotati meets a cloaked stranger, and Mantis discovers a Vision gravely wounded—by a figure known only as The Ghost.
In "KLAGG. Su misión: destruir la humanidad," an alien visitor named Klagg arrives on Earth only to be horrified by humanity’s endless wars. Fueled by disgust, he declares total war on the planet, but when a hero convinces communist agents and democratic leaders to set aside their differences and unite against him, Klagg is moved by the sight of global cooperation—and reconsider his mission.
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