Los Vengadores #9
"¡La Unión que no Fue!" marca un giro inesperado en la historia de Los Vengadores, con Steve Englehart y Sal Buscema al frente de una narrativa que une el misterio de Agatha Harkness con la vulnerabilidad de La Bruja Escarlata. En una azotea de la Mansión, el encuentro con Los 4 Fantásticos se interrumpe cuando una estrella extraña aparece sobre el edificio, anunciando la llegada de Kang, cuya amenaza se cierne sobre la Tierra. La cubierta de López Espí capta con fuerza el clímax de tensión y misterio que define este número clave del año 1975.
In "¡La Unión que no Fue!" from Los Vengadores #9 (1975), the Avengers arrive at the Great Refuge as honored guests at the wedding of Mercury and Crystal, only to find their celebration shattered by an unexpected assault from Omega and the Alpha Primitives. The story unfolds with the team caught between a joyous occasion and a sudden, violent threat, testing their unity in the heart of Inhuman territory.
In the shadow of the Baxter Building’s rooftop, the Avengers bid farewell to the Fantastic Four—only to be interrupted by a mysterious assailant targeting Agatha Harkness. With the arrival of a strange star above the mansion, Kang himself emerges, declaring it a sign of his ultimate conquest. As Wanda is unknowingly tested in the depths of true magic by Agatha, the stage is set for a clash of powers, secrets, and destiny.
In "El Simulador," Jo stumbles upon a series of cryptic notes in an abandoned house, written in an alien script that hints at a shapeshifting alien posing as a human to weaken Earth from within. The notes are paired with a chilling photograph showing the alien in the guise of Soviet Premier Nikita Kruschev, raising urgent questions about who—or what—might be pulling the strings.
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