Coleccíon Extra Superheroes #2
This Spanish-language collection brings together early adventures of the Vision and the Scarlet Witch, two of Marvel's most iconic Avengers. Published by Planeta DeAgostini as part of their Colección Extra Superhéroes line in 1984, it reprints classic stories exploring the couple's relationship and superhero exploits. The volume is a key piece for collectors of Spanish Marvel reprints from the 1980s.
"Capítulo 1º Regalo o Castigo" delivers a spooky, character-driven tale in this 1984 issue of Coleccíon Extra Superheroes, where Jarvis helps the Vision and Scarlet Witch settle into their new home in Leonia on Halloween. When Jarvis gifts them a Druidic Tome once found by Captain America, the book’s ancient magic unleashes a trio of Samhain-inspired mutants—Jack O'Lantern, Goblin, and Ghost—forcing a confrontation that reveals Samhain’s true nature as the "Ser Eterno de todas las Vísperas de Difuntos." Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Rick Leonardi, with inks by Ian Akin and Brian Garvey, colors by Bob Sharen and George Roussos, and letters by Enrique Torres, the story builds tension with a haunting atmosphere and a shocking twist that leaves Wanda facing a mysterious figure claiming to be her father. The cover by Rick Leonardi captures the eerie mood perfectly.
In the eerie quiet of Halloween night, Jarvis helps the Vision and the Scarlet Witch settle into their new home in Leonia, only to hand them a mysterious Druidic Tome once found by Captain America. When the book’s dark magic unleashes Samhain’s twisted trick-or-treaters—Jack O’Lantern, the Goblin, and the Ghost—the trio must face not just the night’s horrors, but the chilling truth that Samhain has haunted every All Hallows’ Eve throughout history. As the Scarlet Witch confronts the ancient entity, a shocking revelation comes from a man claiming to be her long-lost father.
In "Capítulo 4º Por favor, dejad que me presente...", La Visión and the Bruja Escarlata visit the Inhuman Royal Family, where Wanda finally meets her nephew. When Magneto arrives, he delivers a shocking revelation: he is the father of both Wanda and Pietro.
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↩ Reprints The Vision and the Scarlet Witch #1 (1982), The Vision and the Scarlet Witch #2 (1982), The Vision and the Scarlet Witch #3 (1983), The Vision and the Scarlet Witch #4 (1983)
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