Los Vengadores #12
In "Ayer y más allá...", Dragón Lunar arrives at the Avengers Mansion answering a call from Captain Marvel, only to find herself locked in combat with the Scarlet Witch with no clear reason. Meanwhile, in the Limbo, the origins of Vision and Mantis begin to unravel—Vision witnesses the theft of the android Torch by Ultron-5, a moment that triggers his new existence, while the other four Avengers observe the Kree’s interplanetary exodus, as some refugees reach Earth and become the famed Priests of Pama. Written by Steve Englehart and Pilar Beneto, with art by Sal Buscema and inks by Joe Staton, and featuring a striking cover by López Espí, this 1975 issue delivers layered mysteries and cosmic intrigue in a 35 ESP comic.
In "¡El Origen de Mantis!", Dragón Lunar arrives at the Avengers Mansion answering a call from Captain Marvel, only to find herself locked in combat with the Scarlet Witch with no clear reason. Meanwhile, in Limbo, the mystery deepens as the Vision witnesses the theft of the android Torch by Ultron-5—triggering his rebirth—while the other four Avengers observe the Kree’s interplanetary exodus, their refugees arriving on Earth and becoming the enigmatic Priests of Pama.
In "Cuando La Tierra desapareció," a group of tiny alien invaders misjudge Earth’s silence, believing humanity has vanished to evade them—so they trigger their ultimate weapon, only to obliterate a boy’s ping pong ball and themselves in the process. The story unfolds with a mix of absurdity and suspense, as the aliens’ overconfidence leads to an unexpectedly small but devastating explosion.
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