Los Vengadores #15
"Prescripción: Violencia" marks a pivotal moment in the Los Vengadores series, as Casacamarilla suddenly collapses and begins growing uncontrollably in the streets outside a hospital—only to be saved by Thor and La Bestia, who race to retrieve a cure from the Brand Corporation's old lab. With Wanda and the Visión stepping in to administer the antidote from within the giant form, the crisis is averted just as Jan (the Wasp) stirs from her coma and Pym returns to normal. Meanwhile, Patsy Walker arrives at the Avengers' mansion, and a mysterious blood sample found in the Death Castle's time machine hints at deeper secrets. The story, written by Steve Englehart and illustrated by George Tuska with inks by Vince Colletta, features a striking cover by López Espí.
In "Prescripción: Violencia," El Torbellino targets the comatose Avispa in a hospital, forcing the Avengers to intervene—only to see him vanish again. As Casacamarilla tracks him to his home and finally uncovers his secret identity, the hero uses his power of growth to bring him down. Meanwhile, Iron Man and Dragón Lunar race toward the Castle of Dr. Muerte, chasing a fading lead on Hawkeye, while Vision and the Scarlet Witch return from their honeymoon, ready to rejoin the team.
In "null," Jo collapses in the street outside the hospital where the Wasp lies comatose, only to begin growing uncontrollably. With Thor summoned and the Beast racing to the Brand Corporation for a cure, Wanda and the Vision make a daring move—entering Jo’s massive form to administer a serum. As the crisis unfolds, Jan stirs from her coma, and Patsy Walker arrives at the Avengers Mansion. Meanwhile, traces of blood discovered in the Death Castle’s time machine hint at a deeper mystery.
In "Los Hombres de Cera," a reclusive man dines each night surrounded by wax figures he calls his family, his odd ritual masking a deeper truth. When a woman arrives, drawn by his wealth and convinced he's mad, she begins to unravel a secret that turns her assumptions inside out—only to discover the line between man and statue may be thinner than she ever imagined.
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