Los Vengadores #20
In "Lo que el Tiempo ha separado," the Avengers are scattered across time and space as Kang’s labyrinthine castle traps them in a deadly game. With Mantis battling Medianoche, the Frankenstein Monster abducts the injured Vision and the Human Torch alongside the Hulk, while outside, Libra escapes and Thor clashes with Kang and the Hulk—only for Ojo de Halcón to free Inmortus and Rama-Tut after defeating Zemo. Cover by López Espí, this 1976 issue features the dynamic art of Dave Cockrum and Joe Giella, with writing by Steve Englehart and Salvador Dulcet.
In the shadowed catacombs of Kang’s castle, Mantis battles Midnight while the Frankenstein Monster drags away the wounded Vision, along with the Human Torch and the Hulk. Abroad, Libra escapes custody, Thor clashes with Kang and the Hulk, and Hawkeye frees Inmortus and Rama-Tut after defeating Zemo. As Kang flees, Inmortus gathers the scattered heroes and villains, healing the wounded and sending each back to their proper time—except the Human Torch, whose fate Inmortus intends to reveal to the Vision.
In the year 2389, space pilots like Jo face a heartbreaking truth: every mission means decades lost to the ones they love back on Earth. "Vuelo a las Estrellas" captures the quiet ache of a love strained across time, where every journey into the stars demands a silent farewell.
In "La Isla del Miedo," a skeptical reporter takes a late-night boat ride to investigate rumors of disappearances on a remote island, only to find himself drawn into a mystery that feels too real to be coincidence. As the fog closes in and the stranger’s words grow more cryptic, the line between truth and terror begins to blur.
In "Venus: Donde habitan las Gárgolas," Venus investigates the Graycar building after sensing an unnatural presence, only to discover a hidden thirteenth floor teeming with aggressive gargoyles. Facing the fierce queen of this nocturnal enclave, she must confront the monstrous guardians before the city’s skyline falls under their shadow.
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↩ Reprints Venus #16 (1951), Adventures into Terror #11 (1952), Strange Worlds #3 (1959), Giant-Size Avengers #3 (1975)
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