Avengers Epic Collection #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers the early adventures of the Vision, the synthezoid created by Ultron to destroy the Avengers but who instead becomes one of their most steadfast members. Spanning issues from the late 1960s and early 1970s, the volume follows the Vision's origin, his integration into the team, and his complex relationships with heroes like the Scarlet Witch, while also featuring classic clashes with Ultron, Egghead, and other foes. Key storylines include the debut of the Vision, the introduction of Yellowjacket, and the evolving dynamics among Earth's Mightiest Heroes during a transformative era for the franchise.
In "Behold... the Vision!", the android Vision arrives at the Avengers' mansion with deadly intent—only to confront the programming that shaped him. Written by Roy Thomas and brought to life by John Buscema’s dynamic art and Marie Severin’s vibrant colors, this pivotal issue sees Vision wrestle with his past as he turns against his former master, aligning with the Avengers in a battle that tests loyalty, identity, and free will. The cover, a striking collaboration by Buscema and Klein, captures the moment of tension and transformation.
In "Behold... the Vision!" from Avengers Epic Collection #4, the android Vision arrives at the Avengers mansion with a deadly mission—yet something in his programming begins to shift. As he faces the team he was built to destroy, his path diverges in ways no one could have predicted.
In "... Till Death Do Us Part!", Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne face a deadly threat as the Ringmaster and his Circus of Crime unleash chaos across the city, testing their bond and their powers in a high-stakes battle that puts their marriage—and their heroism—to the ultimate test. With cameos from across the Marvel Universe, this action-packed tale blends personal stakes with larger-than-life danger.
In "Let the Game Begin," the Avengers find themselves caught in a high-stakes contest orchestrated by the Grandmaster and Kang, forced to battle the Squadron Sinister—introducing Hyperion, Nighthawk, Dr. Spectrum, and the Whizzer in a clash of cosmic power and cunning.
In "Endgame!", the Avengers face off against a wartime version of Captain America—armed with his original shield—alongside the Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner, as tensions flare between old allies and new threats. With the Black Knight joining their ranks, the team must navigate shifting loyalties and explosive confrontations in a battle that tests the very core of their unity.
In "The Blaze of Battle... the Flames of Love!", the Avengers race across dimensions to save the Scarlet Witch and a group of captured scientists from Akron, a foe whose rage threatens to consume an entire world. As battles flare and alliances are tested, the line between war and passion begins to blur in ways no hero could have predicted.
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