Los Vengadores #13
"La Antorcha ha sido pasada" sees the origins of La Visión unfold as Ultrón-5 enlists Quasimodo, el Pensador Loco, and Dr. Phineas Horton to reconfigure the inert body of the Antorcha Humana. Meanwhile, Dragón Lunar arrives in Vietnam, where she reunites with the four Vengadores, Libra, and el Espadachín-Cotati to share her past—her abduction from Earth and adoption on Titan by Mentor, father of Thanos. In the Limbo, La Visión suddenly loses her Synchro rod. Written by Steve Englehart and S. Dulcet, with art by George Tuska and inks by F. Chiaramonte, and a cover by López Espí, this 1975 issue delivers a pivotal chapter in the saga of the Avengers, priced at 35 ESP.
In *Los Vengadores #13* (1975), the story "La Antorcha ha sido pasada" dives into the origins of La Visión as Ultrón-5 enlists Quasimodo, el Pensador Loco, and Dr. Phineas Horton to reforge the inert body of the Antorcha Humana. Meanwhile, Dragón Lunar arrives in Vietnam, where she reunites with the four Vengadores, Libra, and el Espadachín-Cotati, sharing her past as a child abducted from Earth and raised on Titan by Mentor, father of Thanos. The tale takes a sudden turn when Inmortus appears, and in the Limbo, La Visión loses her Synchro rod.
In "El Fantasma de las Montañas Rusas," a haunted amusement park becomes the stage for a chilling reckoning when a tormented engineer’s ghost returns to exact revenge on the owner who drove him to his death. As the park’s twisted rides come alive, the man who built them now rides them in spirit—leading his former employer on a final, fatal descent.
In "La joven esposa de Ed," a man’s sinister plan to eliminate his lover’s husband takes a chilling turn when the man unexpectedly shows up at his lover’s home—only to learn the husband had never been on the road at all. The story unfolds with a tense, creeping dread as secrets unravel in a quiet moment that feels far too familiar.
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