Biblioteca Marvel: Los Vengadores #2
"¡La Hora Más Oscura!" sees the exile of the Enchantress and the Executioner to Earth by Odin, setting in motion a dangerous alliance with Baron Zemo. As the Executioner pretends to be an old lieutenant of Zemo and lures Captain America into a trap in the Amazon jungle, the Enchantress uses her powers to hypnotize Thor, driving him to attack his fellow Avengers. Iron Man’s timely intervention breaks the spell, and Thor, regaining control, uses Mjolnir to open a temporal rift, banishing their enemies. Written by Stan Lee and Francisco Reina, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Chic Stone, this 1999 issue features cover art by Kirby and Stone.
In "¡La Hora Más Oscura!," the Enchantress and the Executioner, exiled to Earth by Odin, conspire with Baron Zemo to turn the Avengers against one another. While the Executioner lures Captain America into a trap in the Amazon, the Enchantress uses her powers to manipulate Thor into attacking his allies—only for Iron Man’s timely intervention to break the spell and set the stage for a desperate final gambit.
In *¡Kang, el Conquistador!*, the time-traveling tyrant Kang arrives from a distant future with a ruthless plan to conquer Earth, overwhelming the Avengers with his advanced weaponry. While the team is captured, the Wasp escapes to seek help from Hank Pym, who devises a weapon to counter Kang’s power, while Rick Jones and the Young Avengers launch a daring rescue mission into Kang’s ship.
In "¡Llega... El Hombre Maravilla!," Simon Williams, manipulated by the cunning Barón Zemo, dons the mantle of Wonder Man to infiltrate the Avengers—his strength a gift, his loyalty a lie. As he earns the team's trust, the true test comes when Zemo lures them into the Amazon jungle to face the Lords of Evil, setting up a final, devastating betrayal.
In "¡Los Vengadores Divididos!", el villano Inmortus desafía a los Vengadores en una prueba de fuerza: si ellos vencen en duels contra figuras históricas convocadas por él, podrá unirse a los Señores del Mal. Con Rick Jones como cebo, los héroes se enfrentan a una serie de batallas individuales mientras Inmortus los observa desde la sombra. Cuando los Vengadores emergen victoriosos, Inmortus huye a la Inglaterra del siglo XVIII, llevándose al Capitán América, quien promete regresar. Mientras tanto, los héroes se preparan para enfrentar a los Señores del Mal, y el Capitán América regresa en el momento clave.
In "Los Poderosos Vengadores se Encuentran con ¡Spiderman!," Kang sets a cunning trap by deploying a robot that mimics Spiderman, infiltrating the Avengers' mansion with a fabricated tale of Iron Man's capture by the Lords of Evil in the temple of Tirod. As the team races to rescue their teammate, they fall one by one to the robot's deception—until the real Spiderman arrives to expose the impostor and thwart Kang's plan to transport them to the 30th century.
In "¡Rehén: La Tierra!", the Hombre Topo unleashes a planet-shaking scheme to punish the surface world, using a device to spin Earth faster and trigger global chaos. When the Hombre Gigante is captured after confronting the underground threat, the Avispa and the Fantasma Rojo must join forces with the Avengers to stop the machine before it's too late.
In "Atrapados en... ¡El Castillo del Conde Nefaria!," the Avengers find themselves trapped in a sinister fortress where the Count Nefaria uses mind-control to turn them into electromagical doubles who declare war on the United States. As the real heroes flee and the Young Avengers are captured, they must race to expose the deception and clear their names before the illusion takes permanent hold.
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