Los Vengadores #14
"Buscamos nuevos Vengadores" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language Los Vengadores series, as Iron Man, Thor, and Hawkeye—now the last active members—seek to rebuild their team after Agatha Harkness departs and a wedding leaves them diminished. With a public call for new recruits, the group welcomes former X-Men member the Beast, only to face an immediate ambush by the mysterious Foreigner, leaving Wasp critically injured. Written by Steve Englehart and illustrated by George Tuska with inks by Vince Colletta, the cover by López Espí captures the urgency of the moment.
In *Los Vengadores #14* (1975), with Agatha Harkness having bid farewell and the team reduced to Iron Man, Thor, and Hawkeye, the remaining Avengers launch a search for new recruits. After reconnecting with former members, only Wasp and the Giant-Man return—only for Hawkeye to leave in pursuit of the mysterious Black Knight. With the team now including the former X-Man Beast, they face their first test when the enigmatic Foreigner attacks during their first meeting, leaving the Wasp seriously injured.
In "null," Wanda and the Vision enjoy a quiet honeymoon in New York, but their peace is shattered when Jan is hospitalized after a psychic assault by the Other. As the Avengers track the mysterious attacker, Thor and Moon Knight are led astray by a deceptive illusion, while Iron Man, the Beast, and the Wasp uncover the real threat hidden aboard an orbiting spaceship. There, they confront a shocking truth: the villain behind the chaos is none other than the Frog, whose obsession with Wanda drives his twisted plan. Meanwhile, Hank Pym’s deteriorating health adds a quiet, urgent weight to the mission.
In "El aliciente de la vida," the perpetually bored millionaire Ed Bean, jaded by a life of excess and even murder, places a desperate ad offering a million dollars to anyone who can show him something he hasn’t experienced. His search leads him to a grotesque old man who takes him to a desolate house, where Bean is about to confront the one thing he’s never done—dying.
In "La Criatura del Lago Negro," a retired couple stumbling through the Everglades stumbles upon an alien stranded in the swamp, his ship damaged and his escape stalled. As they help him gather vines to pull himself free, he offers a strange bargain: in return, he renews their youth and erases their memory of the encounter.
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